"We got Eddie in for a day and then Linda came in for a day and Arnold in for a day," Miller said.
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If they're in for a penny, they're in for a pound.
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By then, you're in for a penny, in for a pound.
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I said, 'No -- in for a penny, in for a pound.
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If you're in for the dime, you're in for the dollar.
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The puck went in for us and went in for them.
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They go in for birth control, they go in for Pap smears.
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"It's not in for a penny, in for a pound," he said.
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He checks in for Mertens, and Chadli comes in for an ineffective Carrasco.
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Thanks, Sam, for filling in for me while I'm filling in for Deb.
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Does skin stand in for the person, and does this grid stand in for America?
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In for a penny, in for a pound—we were going on a North Korean baecation.
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"Snape is, thematically, a stand-in for Lily (Sirius is a stand-in for James)," Fatuma said.
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To say American politics is in for turbulence is not to say we are in for dissolution.
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The overwhelming majority were in for trafficking, and a small few were in for an unspecified "other" category.
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"A trade escalation looks priced in for auto suppliers, and more than priced in for automakers," they noted.
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Just as a slab of tofu stands in for veganism, eating meat for men stands in for consuming women.
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Everyone was all smiles, though the first lady went in for the hug as Melania went in for the handshake.
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The new game in the Sony series sees ultimately angry man Kratos trade his Greek mythology in for Norse legend, his shaven face in for a big, bushy beard, and his single life in for a son.
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But we do know that a minority of state prisoners are in for drugs: In 2015, 3.4 percent of all state prisoners were in for drug possession and 11.7 percent were in for other drug-related crimes.
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Betances in for the Yankees after Severino finishes a fine night of work, and Shawn Kelley is in for the A's.
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When it comes to holding up a beauty standard, though, if you're in for a penny you're in for a pound.
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Just as the Incredible Hulk stood in for the menopausal woman, now an innocent child stands in for the postmenopausal one.
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"In for a Penny, in for a Pound" puts Mr. Threadgill more in a position of authority, though he wields it lightly.
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"Perhaps we would let someone who's in for involuntary manslaughter work here, but not someone who's in for murder," explains Warden Piotr Hernik.
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You want to be in it, understand: you're in for a dime, you can be in for a dollar and that's O.K. with me.
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Of those, 1,300 are logged in for more than 70 hours per week, and 400 are logged in for more than 80 hours per week.
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Amid such differing views it looks like zinc is in for a continued torrid time, which means that lead is probably in for one too.
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If the left is so "outraged" about Ivanka sitting in for a few minutes, maybe they'd be happier if I sub in for a while???
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Cottage cheese was once a reliable character actor, standing in for meat during two world wars, filling in for ricotta and starring on diet plates.
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"In for a Penny, in for a Pound," Mr. Threadgill's award-winning album, is a suite-like composition released on two discs by Pi Recordings last year.
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Clothing samples consisted of onesies that infants had slept in for one night, or cotton T-shirts slept in for one night by kids up to age 18.
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" Then he added: "If the left is so 'outraged' about Ivanka sitting in for a few minutes, maybe they'd be happier if I sub in for a while?
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The name of the neighborhood stands in for the name of the industry, but it also stands in for the idea of a certain coastal, urban, celebrity-adjacent culture.
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It also said that 2.6% of Uber drivers are logged in for more than 70 hours per week, and 0.8% are logged in for more than 80 hours per week.
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Just days later, Michael went in for an operation that removed part of the tumor, and a month later, went in for a second procedure to remove more of it.
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And unlike the federal system in which about half of inmates are in for drug crimes, more than half of inmates at the state level are in for violent offenses.
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When I check in for my scheduled appointment, the receptionist and technician are sporting the sort of embarrassed smiles that suggest I'm the first man to go in for the treatment.
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As of 2015, there were around 92,000 federal prisoners in for drug crimes, and more than 100,000 in for other crimes — far more inmates than Obama's nearly 2,000 clemency approvals reached.
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The cold has been creeping in for a few days, but you may still be in for a shock as you head back to work or school: Temperatures in the 20s.
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Investors who thought the last few quarters' corporate earnings were bad could be in for an even worse shock when the numbers start rolling in for the first quarter of 211.
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"There were some people arguing just for Weinberger, and I said, 'No, in for a penny, in for a pound," Barr said in an oral history to the University of Virginia.
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The puck just hasn't gone in for him ... yet.
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" The second guy says, "I'm in for predatory pricing.
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" The third guy says, "I'm in for price fixing.
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" "McCain came in for him and made a difference.
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That ... or you can just weigh in for yourself.
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And ... Big Brother Ridley hauls it in for Tagovailoa.
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" I said, "Joe Namath is sitting in for me.
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It was a bit of a bonus to chip in for an eagle, but it was just a matter of staying patient and waiting for the ball to go in for birdies.
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We don't know, but maybe something like this: Mockup of what we might be in for (this is not real!) Mockup of what we might be in for (this is not real
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"In short, with RICO, if you are a member of the criminal organization, you're in for a penny, you're in for a pound," Mr. Hiland said at a news conference on Tuesday.
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Donald Jr. tweeted about his sister recently too: If the left is so "outraged" about Ivanka sitting in for a few minutes, maybe they'd be happier if I sub in for a while???
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We'll do a phone follow-up today and tomorrow, and then in a week I'll go back in for a blood draw, a week after that I'll go in for another blood draw.
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It's finally ... sunken in but now we hope people don't think it's in for a trend, like clothes are in for a season and out for a season, that's not going to happen.
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There are ramps built in for those who need them.
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But, be forewarned: You are in for a rough ride.
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But they have started to come in for more criticism.
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TARLOV: -- heads up if she was going in for surgery.
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The practice was previously grandfathered in for Nevada under PASPA.
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If the answer is "yes," you're in for a treat.
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But polling doesn't stand in for principle or political pressure.
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Ronnie came in for 15 minutes and tore it up.
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Fans are in for a great fight on May 7.
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If not, well, we're in for an interesting four years.
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I went in for an interview, and they liked me.
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Jason Chaffetz is up next filling in for Laura Ingraham.
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"[Nimoy] was blunt, "Then you're in for a rough ride.
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We could hardly get him to come in for dinner.
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And they should lock themselves in for a long haul.
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Then we settle in for Will You Ever Forgive Me?
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Here's a tip, maybe don't go in for a kiss.
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Oscar winners and losers alike are in for a treat.
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The writers packed a lot in for the remaining characters.
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I left it in for 10 hours the first day.
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Let's go in for a close up: Recognise it yet?
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"But we were in for a surprise," Nia tells PEOPLE.
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As is said, Ed is filling in for Shannon Bream.
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We came in for speech prep one day, and wow.
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History says the market is in for a pause Thursday.
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We buy our tickets and head in for the tour.
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Only 10.9 million tuned in for the Season 15 debut.
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He was then taken in for another surgery on Tuesday.
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It turns out that I was in for a surprise.
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Since then, tributes had flooded in for the legendary comedian.
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"We can bring you in for trafficking people," she warned.
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Attention High School Musical fans, you're in for a treat!
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Is Harry leaning in for a kiss on the cheek?
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And she realizes that Celeste is in for a fight.
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I figured it was a shoe in for another season.
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You're in for a tough timeThat free party is over.
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Can trade them in for songs and videos and shit.
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It's good to see that one go in, for sure.
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Buckle in for next week; it's going to be good.
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NBA Jam encouraged players to reach in for a steal.
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We're definitely locked in for at least one more sequel.
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Kris Jenner certainly thinks we're in for a lot more.
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She must be moving back in for good this time.
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Count me in for flavor, sensuality, and a good story.
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Kingsbury and Murray could be in for a long day.
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Any way you slice it ... you're in for a treat.
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Does an underling impress when standing in for their boss?
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Here's how to tune in for the big night Thursday.
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The backyard has a pool that's walled in for privacy.
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Hop in for a spin with Porter the driving dog.
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Putting off taking your car in for a recall fix?
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Just let that sink in for a second, I'll wait.
|
|
How much of a sea change are we in for?
|
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Apple might be in for another MacBook Pro hardware controversy.
|
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Naturally anyone who tuned in for that one wanted more.
|
|
UT Luis Sardinas filled in for Seager at third base.
|
|
That's where SKEYE's Mini Drone comes in for the save.
|
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"We may be in for a climatic surprise," he said.
|
|
Could Britain be in for a repeat of the 1850s?
|
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He asks her to come in for a job interview.
|
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Yet for now, Poles are in for another smoggy winter.
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But we don't go in for big formal pitch sessions.
|
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Failing to intervene in (for example) Rwanda had consequences too.
|
|
Would this look really bad in, for example, my house?
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There's no blending in for them in a model lineup.
|
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Like Mr Trump, investors, too, are in for some fun.
|
|
They never brought that Moscow lawyer, Veselnitskaya in for questioning.
|
|
And the good news just keeps rolling in for Zendaya.
|
|
Ask Alexa, however, and you're in for a real treat.
|
|
We'll know more when we get one in for review.
|
|
The childless nonetheless come in for a lot of criticism.
|
|
PERINO: -- we&aposre in for a big surprise on Monday.
|
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Fire crews were quickly called in for support from nearby.
|
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An estimated 1.9 billion people tuned in for the wedding.
|
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You can stick me in for 30 rounds out there.
|
|
There's even some Zach Galifianakis thrown in for good measure.
|
|
Where Jesus found loveliness She was in for a surprise.
|
|
He's also going to take our car in for service.
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Image: APThe bad news continues to roll in for Theranos.
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Did I know what I was letting myself in for?
|
|
Plugging in for five minutes yields three hours of playback.
|
|
The grandmother was taken in for questioning and then released.
|
|
Can you guys keep your dicks in for one second?
|
|
Damage assessments are just starting to trickle in for Florida.
|
|
" The stand-in for Fawcett had one reading "Pretty Girl.
|
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I make that and settle in for a client call.
|
|
Settle in for 25 minutes of Nintendo Switch reveals, folks.
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Today, I'm going in for my consultation and I'm excited!
|
|
I'm so happy to sleep in for an extra hour.
|
|
Rouhani was sworn in for a new term on Saturday.
|
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Otherwise, we are in for a very sad love story.
|
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Free traders could be in for a wretched few months.
|
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Don't leave them in for more than 10 minutes each.
|
|
"We had an hour penciled in for it," Winston said.
|
|
They pulled him over and brought him in for questioning.
|
|
Frustration set in for the Cavs in the second half.
|
|
So, I mean, tomorrow morning I go in for surgery.
|
|
He called in for 35 pizzas, much to their delight.
|
|
Fight fans could be in for a treat this summer.
|
|
And for the big finale, he went in for Trump.
|
|
But let his original intent sink in for a minute.
|
|
In truth, nobody will tune in for a boxing match.
|
|
The suspect was brought in for questioning on July 15.
|
|
Deflation set in for three of the next four months.
|
|
And it welcomed Mashable in for an early sneak peek.
|
|
Hopefully creation allows a little light in for him sometimes.
|
|
The camera has long stood in for the male gaze.
|
|
Just as they go in for a kiss, Gabe calls.
|
|
Over 1 million requests have come in for car assistant.
|
|
At second 19 he goes in for the cheek kiss.
|
|
Romine was filling in for an ill 2B Ian Kinsler.
|
|
The small university town is all in for the eclipse.
|
|
The woman in question settled in for dessert and coffee.
|
|
So, I really feel like jumping in for a swim.
|
|
The couple flew in for the New York Giants vs.
|
|
"She's in for a rude awakening," Enzo told TMZ Sports.
|
|
We are digging our heels in for the long term.
|
|
Let's all join in for a slow clap for Cara.
|
|
And are the bitcoin whales in for a sad Christmas?
|
|
Beyond that, it's not entirely clear what we're in for.
|
|
Brad Brach and Darren O'Day have filled in for him.
|
|
So go ahead and dig in for a good cause.
|
|
Hope you (and the markets) are in for smooth sailing.
|
|
And there's a "witch hunt" thrown in for good measure!
|
|
Ditto when it senses you're turning in for the evening.
|
|
"Sure," he fires back and goes in for the kill.
|
|
Which is where this method comes in for the win.
|
|
It's another case of people butting in for no reason.
|
|
EDT: The House is in for a pro forma session.
|
|
Barclays analysts said Bayer was in for a "litigious headache".
|
|
Both sides seem to be in for the long haul.
|
|
So I decided to pop in for a beard trim.
|
|
We are in for a stunning display this weekend, stargazers.
|
|
Logan Verrett struggled when he first filled in for Harvey.
|
|
The LGBTQ group is called Out at In, for instance.
|
|
Could the Patriots be in for another loss this week?
|
|
Arkham State Hospital appears to stand in for Arkham Asylum.
|
|
"We moved further in for about 200 meters," Ake said.
|
|
It's a tough spot to be in for GOP leaders.
|
|
Alliteration stands in for eloquence, talking points for narrative arc.
|
|
Tragically, not enough donations have come in for this emergency.
|
|
Occasionally, workers clock in for an extra workday on Saturdays.
|
|
Could Sansa (sigh) be in for yet another dispiriting marriage?
|
|
However, that doesn't mean market gains are in for 2019.
|
|
Bitcoin could be in for a wild ride in 2018.
|
|
I'm tuning in for CNN's drawing for the presidential debate.
|
|
The money guys, in private, don't go in for cant.
|
|
In other words, we're in for an awfully grim show.
|
|
In theory, congressional oversight should stand in for public scrutiny.
|
|
I was locked in for the rest of the game.
|
|
And so we're in for the most interesting political campaign.
|
|
Trump came in for a lot of the blame, personally.
|
|
Take it all in for yourself in the clip below.
|
|
I don't just tune in for the snots and beef.
|
|
He's really got it in for the press, for sure.
|
|
Check back in for further updates on this developing story.
|
|
Old Kurt had no idea what we were in for.
|
|
"Shall we go in for a sauna, then?" one asks.
|
|
But what else can we bring in for future projects?
|
|
I needed to let that sink in for a second.
|
|
Will Bedingfield tune in for the reboot of The Hills?
|
|
But Alison doesn't really go in for the God stuff.
|
|
But he decided to bring Montes in for questioning anyway.
|
|
Suddenly, I understand why men go in for penis enlargements.
|
|
Children under the age of 2 get in for free.
|
|
Just tune in for the best TV of the fall.
|
|
And that means moviegoers are in for some big changes.
|
|
A helicopter was even called in for the potential threat.
|
|
If the answer is none, you're in for a treat.
|
|
Romance novels come in for an extra helping of scorn.
|
|
The N.B.A. is in for an extreme makeover this summer.
|
|
Wow, looks like we're in for a fun second half.
|
|
That one rotates in for regular vanilla on various days.
|
|
They are to stand in for a commodity, something exhaustible.
|
|
And then the crowd settled in for a proper concert.
|
|
Offers have been trickling in for at least a week.
|
|
Caitlin Lovinger will be sitting in for her, poor thing.
|
|
"Lebanon is in for a hard time," Mr. Rizk said.
|
|
"Bashir invited Sameer Tiger in for tea, tea," he said.
|
|
Or would you have held it in for 10 minutes?
|
|
Some light literary analysis is thrown in for good measure.
|
|
Get past this, and you're in for an audio treat.
|
|
So settle in: We're in for a long few months.
|
|
Eight days ago, I drove in for the night shift.
|
|
Dive in for just $11.99 when you use code SPRINGSAVE40.
|
|
And so the sheriff might be in for a fight.
|
|
More than 400 had been in for longer than 15.
|
|
I stopped in for a good $3.75 hibiscus iced tea.
|
|
He came in for a coffee on his lunch break.
|
|
And many of them were filling in for correctional officers.
|
|
I'm serious: short shorts are in for men this summer.
|
|
In 2010, ASAP Rocky walked in for the first time.
|
|
He sat in for the department in the Situation Room.
|
|
All were treated, and she was in for her recheck.
|
|
Check out the promo below and weigh in for yourself.
|
|
Many Canadian cities stand in for New York in movies.
|
|
When you interview Edie Falco, you're in for a ride.
|
|
So have that talk before going in for a kiss.
|
|
Roman Catholic ritual also comes in for some gentle ribbing.
|
|
The owner and his wife are in for dinner tonight.
|
|
He is stopping in for a coffee at Café Select.
|
|
Oh, Dom, I'm afraid you're in for quite a shock.
|
|
Swap them in for the Kalamatas our recipe calls for.
|
|
"Why haven't they brought her in for questioning?" she asked.
|
|
Workers are in for another lackluster year of pay raises.
|
|
That's why I decided to go all in for Bernie.
|
|
So I thought we were in for a predictable evening.
|
|
Sometimes a few marshmallows are thrown in for good measure.
|
|
Apple's sales troubles could put a bid in for Salesforce.
|
|
And you had Michael Bay drop in for a cameo!
|
|
To Ms. Roitfeld, those models stand in for a type.
|
|
The good news keeps rolling in for Breaking Bad fans!
|
|
We kicked that door in for others to come through.
|
|
We settle in for some big screen GoT and dinner.
|
|
I go in for a blood test at 203 a.m.
|
|
John Williams is the host, filling in for Pamela Paul.
|
|
K., I can hang in for a couple of weeks.
|
|
Most outsiders drop in for two reasons: business and animals.
|
|
Britain's authorities come in for particularly savage, but justified, treatment.
|
|
Jaylen Brown, filling in for Avery Bradley, scored 16 points. .
|
|
We're in for a chilly week, but a lovely one.
|
|
So they would, theoretically, be in for a big raise.
|
|
And the company could be in for another rocky year.
|
|
"The market is not priced in for that," said Freedman.
|
|
And so I traded it in for a dad car.
|
|
Here are 23 of those games pencilled in for 2017.
|
|
" He added, "I think we're in for really exciting times.
|
|
So will I be in for a culture shock then?
|
|
She asked me to bring two in for her friends.
|
|
Then, unbeknownst to her, his friend subs in for him.
|
|
A record 25 million people tuned in for the debate.
|
|
My experience can't stand in for that of all donors.
|
|
Diplomats the world over are in for some sleepless nights.
|
|
If you take a shot, it's in for the duration.
|
|
KS: Dan Scavino, I guess, types it in for him.
|
|
IAMs have long come in for criticism from other economists.
|
|
The following week Maggie takes Kate in for a haircut.
|
|
Russia: Filling in for the United States We assess that Russia is continuing its strategy of trying to fill in for the US, and ultimately replace us, in various high-level negotiations and relationships.
|
|
Viewers expecting a straightforward affair were in for a surprising treat when they tuned in for the 2019 Grammy Awards, where high-profile cameos, shady speeches and jaw-dropping performances made for an unpredictable night.
|
|
Coalition forces are digging in for a drawn-out house-to-house fight in Mosul Coalition forces are digging in for a drawn-out house-to-house fight in Mosul This segment originally aired Oct.
|
|
It's the billionaire version of "in for a penny, in for a pound": The Miami real estate developer Jorge M. Pérez is announcing a large new gift to the institution that already bears his name.
|
|
When you're hungry, you'll just go in for the kill, no?
|
|
He wants Jenny to turn him in for the reward money.
|
|
In the photo, Trumbull and Mauger lean in for a kiss.
|
|
That being said, she's definitely not tuning in for the reruns.
|
|
Tech professionals in government are in for a serious culture clash.
|
|
The makers of MyPillow might be in for some sleepless nights.
|
|
"It hasn't even settled in for us yet," says Fedotowsky, 31.
|
|
She loves the ceremony of going in for a diaper change.
|
|
Tune in for what's sure to be a can't-miss finale.
|
|
And we would encourage you to tune in for specific questions.
|
|
This poor little guy never knew was he was in for.
|
|
Let that sink in for a minute, because we're still screaming.
|
|
We could bring it in for you if you need to.
|
|
The TL;DR: You're in for a good time, Incredibles fans.
|
|
So we parked our bags and settled in for a wait.
|
|
Looks like she's settling in for a night of bingewatching Scandal.
|
|
They said I'd have to go in for a semen analysis.
|
|
I love to have them come in for lunch to start.
|
|
Tune in for the special report, Friday night at 9 p.m.
|
|
At one point, the ladies leaned in for a deep hug.
|
|
If the the latter's the case, you're in for a treat.
|
|
Are you seeing interest in, for instance, calling members of Congress?
|
|
Get ready, Sonic lovers because you're in for a sweet surprise!
|
|
You can use that to hook people in for social good.
|
|
Take that root word 'active' and go all-in for something.
|
|
If you have not, you might be in for a ride!
|
|
Everyone was told they could be called in for emergencies. Why?
|
|
Those who can afford it would be in for a treat.
|
|
It&aposs been a pleasure to fill in for Martha MacCallum.
|
|
DANA PERINO, HOST: I&aposm Dana Perino, in for Chris Wallace.
|
|
Ever felt like packing it all in for a quieter life?
|
|
ET: Tune in for FOX News&apos live coverage and analysis.
|
|
I want you to let that sink in for a second.
|
|
After lunch, she settles in for a long afternoon of production.
|
|
I settle in for a meditation, then read until I'm sleepy.
|
|
And the ball has gone in for us the entire tournament.
|
|
Some folks think the Street is in for another pleasant surprise.
|
|
Infected dogs, wading in for a drink, recontaminate ponds and streams.
|
|
Is the "Family" in for more of the same awesome action?
|
|
Those looking for Nexus pricing may be in for a shock.
|
|
She came in for us with no makeup and glasses on.
|
|
Miscommunication ensued, and the ball dropped in for a gift double.
|
|
Seth Smith, batting second, stepped in for Aoki in left field.
|
|
Until then, Ed Henry is filling in for Shannon Bream tonight.
|
|
So they had a lotta cash coming in for a while.
|
|
If you haven't seen it yet, you're in for a treat.
|
|
Even the Republican leadership in Iowa is all-in for wind.
|
|
You recently went in for a technical violation of your parole.
|
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In for the plan to call Cyrus innocent for murdering Frankie?
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We came up with a plan to fill in for Dave.
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With the impeachment trial over, reality has set in for Democrats.
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Don't groan — at least you know what you're in for now!
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I am not Kara Swisher, but I'm in for her today.
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It seems Carol and Morgan are certainly in for an experience.
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The most recent of these was his "In for Training" test.
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Either way, markets could be in for a few surprises yet.
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With her lawsuit, she believes she's in for an arduous battle.
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When Boumallouga was called in for a meeting with police Dec.
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Poor Grandma Kris is in for another generation of prank calls.
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If you're not familiar with Celebration, you're in for a treat.
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The former came in for reshoots to fine tune the action.
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Crack open the cachaça and settle in for some cinematic delights.
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You can also opt in for Timeline only when you're traveling.
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Send them in for this week's Too Embarrassed to Ask podcast!
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That's the mindset we've been in for the last several months.
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Prince George and Princess Charlotte are in for a special treat!
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His weekly reflex kicked in, for the final time this season.
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Especially if you need to run in for just a minute.
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And they had to bring it in for a satisfying ending.
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The copper version can stay in for up to 10 years.
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Check back in for regular updates starting at 2:30 p.m.
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That's over $500 in gear tossed in for free with purchase.
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Booking Holding's stock could be in for a ride after earnings.
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He used it to stand in for himself and his ideas.
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We have 2.9, 25 basis rate cuts priced in for 103.
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Thompson steps in for the first part: cutting up the kidney.
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Yet only one-month's data are in for the second quarter.
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I try my new products and settle in for the night.
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Big Tech would still be in for a very long fight.
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If that's true, we all might be in for a raise.
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J. scheduled me for (Game 224) coming in for a reason.
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And hold onto your lunch, you're in for a bumpy ride.
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Gwen Stefani concertgoers were in for a treat over the weekend.
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Bam Margera is in for a wild ride: He's a dad!
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He may be in for a long stay at the Marriott.
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"Come love me," Oakley said back, going in for a hug.
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Rochelle isn't just a token Black friend thrown in for representation.
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But it still gives some idea of what you're in for.
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But when Daniel goes in for a kiss, she curves him.
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Hamilton hasn't come in for conservative backlash before this past weekend.
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Fasten your seat belts because we're in for a bumpy ride.
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I correctly predict that we are in for a rough night.
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I went in for my surgery a week after turning 21.
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He doesn't have Cardi B coming in for a guest verse.
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At one point, Simmons even leaned in for a sweet kiss.
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Foreign aid has come in for a bashing in recent months.
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South Korea's snail-mail users were also in for some anxiety.
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The stand-in for Comet Ping Pong is called Coral Dragon.
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If you've never played it before, you're in for a treat.
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You'll also get Norton WiFi Privacy VPN thrown in for free.
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Zak DeOssie and Mark Herzlich have come in for it, too.
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The famous hawk has been called in for testimony Thursday, Nov.
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Everything in For Honor takes a backseat to the online multiplayer.
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I shower and settle in for a day working from home.
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Their economic relationship may be in for a big boost, too.
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On Monday, police asked Henderson to come in for an interview.
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But Hallquist is far from a shoo-in for the governorship.
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Hannah makes the first move and goes in for a kiss.
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We urge him to turn himself in for his own safety.
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The cannabis industry could be in for a serious buzz kill.
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Five plays later, Marshall powered in for a 21-yard touchdown.
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So, they were in for a treat — at least we thought.
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A 10-bps cut is fully priced in for September's meeting.
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Brandy was glowing in gold in for the 2004 red carpet.
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They are doing a good job of filling in for Kyle.
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Alex Van de Sande didn't know what he was in for.
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The goal is for them to let you in for free.
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The girl had come in for treatment of an ear infection.
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Maybe, after years away, I'll tune in for one more encore.
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It seems that an all-metal look is in for 2016.
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In another photo, the couple lean in for a romantic kiss.
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Voters also say they are tuning in for the impeachment trial.
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This fall, we're being antisocial and staying in for reading binges.
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It's very hard to see a way in for consumer advocates.
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"His dad brought him in for lessons every week," Kruse said.
|
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Melania went in for a handshake, but Michelle wanted a hug.
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When the temperature drops, you know you're in for a beating.
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But the majority still tune in for free with commercial breaks.
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Drake stood in for all of us in just admiring her.
|
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It looks like Facebook's CEO is in for a rough ride.
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Tune in for the next season, which starts — in a week.
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Mr Dung was once thought a shoo-in for party leader.
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I am in for a long haul before the New Testament.
|
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In reality, Puerto Rico and Spain stood in for the island.
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"I know swaddling… I know what I'm in for," he joked.
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Add fat back in for richness, sodium phosphate for juiciness. 4.
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That is, if you can ever get in for an appointment.
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More than 2 million people tuned in for the first game.
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Otherwise, we could be in for a whole heap of trouble.
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The banners become a stand in for our voices and bodies.
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Did you trade No Man's Sky in for any other game?
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I went by myself and locked myself in for seven days.
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Around 100,000 state inmates are housed in for-profit institutions overall.
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But it probably won't solve the problem they came in for.
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You can tune in for the full battle at 10 p.m.
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Rouhani was sworn in for a second term earlier this month.
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Or is it more of a stand-in for a human?
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Yet history would suggest Florida may be in for another spray.
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Get that brain wet, baby—she's in for a long day.
|
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If you don't, you could be in for an unwelcome surprise.
|
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For the next several weeks, I went in for additional tests.
|
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Without much warming up, Ebro goes in for the big questions.
|
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Elijah Cummings (Md.), would be a shoo-in for the chairmanship.
|
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Clark is in for a rude awakening during mock jury testing.
|
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But not everyone at Kitty Kiernans is all-in for Trump.
|
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I want to put some love in for Hillary's new slogan.
|
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The others brought in for questioning were released by Saturday evening.
|
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"Phil Bredesen!" she hollered as she went in for a hug.
|
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It was good to see the puck go in for him.
|
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The reelect figure is really a stand-in for presidential approval.
|
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She may be wondering what she has let herself in for.
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Those who wander from the beach are in for a treat.
|
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Johann Nepomuk Hummel moved in for a time as Mozart's student.
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Freshman quarterback Hurts scampered in for a 63-yard rushing touchdown.
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After they left, investigators demanded they turn themselves in for questioning.
|
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Sephora's most loyal customers are in for a treat this month.
|
|
And surely the chef must have come in for an interview.
|
|
Cruz responded by saying Hollywood liberals were "all in" for O'Rourke.
|
|
Yovino suggests that decades-old holding could be in for rethinking.
|
|
Lamar stepped in for an assist on "Freedom," also from Lemonade.
|
|
She goes in for trashy Italian novellas and garish haute couture.
|
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Before diving in for a delightful dip, read these important tips
|
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The GOP admits below they went "all in" for her race.
|
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The fiscal stimulus has been priced in for a long time.
|
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Tune-in for live analysis of everything we've heard so far.
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|
Look to tonight's sky and you'll be in for one more.
|
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Q: You benefited from Jon Stewart's lead-in for six months.
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Sometimes I'll just leave the conditioner in for an entire day.
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At 30 weeks we went in for a bi-weekly ultrasound.
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We are in for a chaotic few months ahead, maybe years.
|
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On a walk one day, he went in for a kiss.
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"I think we're in for some really tough times," he says.
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Whenever you decide to go, you are in for a treat.
|
|
A phone call came in for him, from his daughter, and
|
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During the NLCS, Charlie Culberson filled in for Seager at shortstop.
|
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Star Wars and OnePlus fans are in for a real treat.
|
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"You're going to be in for the long haul," Miller said.
|
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They popped in for a snack on their way to dinner.
|
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They offer eight-week training courses in for sushi chef hopefuls.
|
|
Both Bustamante and David say they're in for the long haul.
|
|
Those who watch "First Take" tune in for Smith vs. Bayless.
|
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So eventually Conrad came out and invited him in for tea.
|
|
He asked me to come in for some audition fitting bullshit.
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Either way, you have no idea what you're actually in for.
|
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The bad news is that it's just opt-in for now.
|
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The house had been clearly lived in for quite some time.
|
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I initially assumed it was the shoo-in for the prize.
|
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Fifteen pounds of truffle had been flown in for the occasion.
|
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The doctor had no idea what we were coming in for.
|
|
We dragged my parents in for a second opinion on Wednesday.
|
|
Republican members are in for one hell of a recess week.
|
|
There is a long history of scandal in for-profit schools.
|
|
Settle in for year after year of agony on that score.
|
|
Decades-old government IT systems could be in for an overhaul.
|
|
Earlier that summer, my dad had come in for ice cream.
|
|
Will they be less likely to check themselves in for care?
|
|
Hey there, this is Oliver Darcy filling in for Brian Stelter.
|
|
I wake up at 10, which is sleeping in for me.
|
|
How quickly does the picture start to fill in for you?
|
|
The rules to get in for a non-American were astounding.
|
|
He chipped in for screenings in San Francisco and in Texas.
|
|
Some communities are trying to fill in for the government's failures.
|
|
Photographers from the local and farming press sweep in for pictures.
|
|
Capricorns are in for a "very emotionally intense eclipse," says Gat.
|
|
For pork, it's 21912 calories in for one calorie back out.
|
|
To her, desire can also be a stand-in for engagement.
|
|
I think we are in for some very rocky years ahead.
|
|
Dial in for our reporters' take on this long-awaited moment.
|
|
He's filling in for another earthbound creature, a dinosaur called Caudipteryx.
|
|
They have also stood in for romantic partnerships during pivotal moments.
|
|
Customs and Border Protection rarely invites outsiders in for a look.
|
|
Fogg doesn't go in for sightseeing and neither especially does Verne.
|
|
On Wednesday, one such patrol dropped in for a late lunch.
|
|
Sometimes Tommy Wilkinson, the youngest, swoops in for a furtive hug.
|
|
All you need is the free NoReplyAll add-in for Outlook.
|
|
But can I just put a word in for Beanie Feldstein?
|
|
Then something like a glitch set in for the Sooners' offense.
|
|
The first substitution as Cheikhou Kouyate comes in for Alfred N'Diaye.
|
|
Tyronne Ebuehi in for Idowu, who had a yellow for Nigeria.
|
|
I knew we were in for a tough day right then.
|
|
Felipe Baloy, Ricardo Ávila and Abdiel Arroyo are in for Panama.
|
|
On July 4, 19843, the police brought Iwao in for questioning.
|
|
She then called the police, who took her in for questioning.
|
|
Some hoary old standbys may be in for a rude awakening.
|
|
It's in for like ten seconds, but then he starts laughing?
|
|
"We are in for the fight of our lives," he said.
|
|
But for now, it appears we're in for a long haul.
|
|
Mojica stays in for now, though, after a moment of treatment.
|
|
After seven days, frustration and exhaustion had set in for many.
|
|
"I think the bottom is in for this trade," he said.
|
|
And parents of teenagers should settle in for some ongoing negotiations.
|
|
Each calzone is $2.19 — much cheaper than ordering in for dinner.
|
|
Here's what else is happening: We're in for a damp one.
|
|
President Trump flew in for a briefing in Corpus Christi, Tex.
|
|
Crushed baobab leaves are stirred in, for a hint of velvet.
|
|
Could I come in for a day to do some training?
|
|
"Lead-in for Romeo" is not the Shakespearean character's first line.
|
|
Marketplaces, plazas and nature reserves have been built in for residents.
|
|
If so, we're in for a rough ride in the future.
|
|
"We were going in for a fight," said Division Commander Kanyanda.
|
|
However, these have come in for criticism on timing and practicality.
|
|
According to Ash, it may be in for a rude awakening.
|
|
This sprinkling does, however, mean we're in for a nippy day.
|
|
Today I requested that those guns be handed in for destruction.
|
|
Until then, tune in for more from the Boris Johnson circus.
|
|
I advertised and found someone to fill in for her (B).
|
|
"We are unfortunately in for a lot of construction," she said.
|
|
And then Fernando Salas came in for him and spoiled it.
|
|
That the BJP has it in for Kashmiris is hardly news.
|
|
Shocked and appalled Shah's comments came in for widespread criticism Thursday.
|
|
Mr. Toto should say he's still all in for Mr. Richter.
|
|
It's not a position that we've found ourselves in for decades.
|
|
I save the other half to bring in for lunch tomorrow.
|
|
So, a lot of people coming in for last-minute gifts.
|
|
I settled in for my first test run of the blanket.
|
|
Latino support was not locked in for Sanders in this campaign.
|
|
He straps himself in for the first practice session on Friday.
|
|
We appear to be in for an intense, action-packed season.
|
|
But the vast majority are in for far more innocuous behaviors.
|
|
But on Thursday, Mr. Buttigieg may be in for some payback.
|
|
Thanks for inviting me to fill in for Farhad this week.
|
|
Consumers affected by Irma aren't in for an easy financial recovery.
|
|
Several members of the platoon eventually turned him in for murder.
|
|
He drove in for a left-handed layup as time expired.
|
|
And yet I was in for a much longer, costlier contest.
|
|
It's been an interesting country to work in for 50 years.
|
|
A short while later, Melissa Munn came in for body paint.
|
|
And yet, rooming in for opioid-exposed newborns remains an exception.
|
|
We were breathing that air in for a couple of weeks.
|
|
Different wheels can be swapped in for greater levels of comfort.
|
|
Five years later, Peloton's first fans were in for a surprise.
|
|
"Now he is all in for the President," she said Monday.
|
|
Tributes poured in for the mayor-elect following the monumental win.
|
|
He's 30 years old; he's been in for almost 10 years.
|
|
Green had personally been using Chrome without logging in for years.
|
|
Of the five nets, two invited me in for an interview.
|
|
"She was going in for a 13-hour surgery," Jeff recalled.
|
|
Trudeau came in for criticism from people across the political spectrum.
|
|
Clinton served as a stand-in for debates about women's roles.
|
|
"That's what the UK is in for for the next decade."
|
|
Everybody at some point in time chipped in for the moment.
|
|
Count us in for matching the donation to the hospital, too.
|
|
Democrats are asking voters to tune in for only one night.
|
|
"We think she's got it in for us," Sergeant Cooke said.
|
|
We may be in for a new kind of purple reign.
|
|
Each state picks alternate delegates who stand in for absent delegates.
|
|
I think that we are in for a period of disruption.
|
|
Listen in for the reveals, judges' critiques, drama, and spectacular soundtrack.
|
|
"'I want to come in for a penis augmentation,'" he whispered.
|
|
Dr. Powell and Dr. Boxrud moved in for Thanksgiving in 2015.
|
|
"We're in for a major moment of self-reckoning," he said.
|
|
So things could shift when they start tuning in for real.
|
|
Tracy was called in [for Kevin] before I was [for Nora].
|
|
Political satire can often be a stand-in for other things.
|
|
Nathan Chen could even sneak in for an Olympic gold medal.
|
|
We've been holding that secret in for quite a while now.
|
|
But so far, not a lot have jumped in for it.
|
|
The best list of what's out and what's in for 2019.
|
|
And Pence is all in for the Mexico-US border wall.
|
|
"I had no idea what I was in for," Carbonaro writes.
|
|
They come in for big reasons like infidelity or financial improprieties.
|
|
Sensi sounds like a stand-in for a rebirth, I suggest.
|
|
I think we did ... When did it click in for you?
|
|
Nope. One controversial foreign funding source was swapped in for another.
|
|
The protagonist's problem is a stand-in for the author's neurosis.
|
|
Both charged for the net, with Messi feeding Suarez who then sent it back in for Messi who got his hat trick with a feet-first slide to touch it in for a 5-0 lead.
|
|
We head back to the inn and turn in for the night.
|
|
Skiers can walk-in, ahem, ski-in, for appointments between 3653 a.m.
|
|
We think he is worthy of investing in for the long term.
|
|
And yes, they'll definitely tune in for Fifty Shades Freed next year.
|
|
Definitely doesn't sound like he'll be tuning in for the big day.
|
|
And the popular Brooklyn Flea & Smorgasburg moved in for the winter season.
|
|
Now you may be in for a surprise tax bill as well.
|
|
He chipped in for par on No. 10 in the opening round.
|
|
The team even brought Guadalupe, who uses a walker, in for training.
|
|
Good evening everyone, I&aposm Sandra Smith, in for Martha MacCallum, tonight.
|
|
We are in for many months of Trumpian chaos and investigative furor.
|
|
But we're in for a messy way through the next few hours.
|
|
Drop in for a veggie bowl or salad after three 3 p.m.
|
|
You can leave a menstrual cup in for up to 12 hours.
|
|
After I chat with her, I settle in for some TV time.
|
|
Just going to let that one sink in for a second. Okay.
|
|
The couple had booked a hotel to stay in for the weekend.
|
|
Dana Perino is scheduled to fill in for O'Reilly tonight, we're told.
|
|
Take a second and let that number sink in for a sec.
|
|
And neither is also releasing everyone who's in for public order offenses.
|
|
All that means Uber investors should buckle in for a long ride.
|
|
A weaker currency makes a country cheaper to invest in for foreigners.
|
|
Not even past presidents can avoid being called in for jury duty.
|
|
It seems Hough's stylist Anita Patrickson is all in for the latter.
|
|
However, if you're into this piece then you're in for a treat.
|
|
If they stay in for seven years, another 5 percent is excluded.
|
|
So he asked O.J. to put a good word in for him.
|
|
When Stone went in for a hug, and it didn't quite land.
|
|
Brian Sietsema, filled in for him during portions of Wednesday&aposs competition.
|
|
He sat down slowly and his chair was pushed in for him.
|
|
Traders now see only one more hike fully prices in for 2019.
|
|
And dealerships often throw the bow in for free during the holidays.
|
|
Barnes drove in for a layup, but Jackson made two free throws.
|
|
Finally, we applied the solutions that Meghal had brought in for me.
|
|
That's where we come in and where YouTube comes in for video.
|
|
Big Four auditing is in for a big shake-up, very soon.
|
|
So they had a lot of cash coming in for a while.
|
|
Trump has a mixed track record when going all-in for candidates.
|
|
All this comes in for a marginally more reasonable $802 per night.
|
|
But environmentalists say it's clear the agency is in for hard times.
|
|
He'd spent time in jail in for prior convictions, the defenders said.
|
|
Unless we're in for a very major plot twist in the finale.
|
|
The system kicks in for contests that have three or more candidates.
|
|
" On the TV side the verdict is in for "The People v.
|
|
But if you're just coming in for special occasions, yes, it's perfect.
|
|
The vocal effects have been traded in for more personal vocal arrangements.
|
|
Lucious pretends to be excited, pulling her in for a deep hug.
|
|
I do a Lumosity brain training before tucking in for the night.
|
|
In any year, it would be a shoo-in for Best Picture.
|
|
In for going back to a world where she has straight bangs?
|
|
You might see something that lets you know what you're in for.
|
|
Boy, is she in for a surprise when she discovers he's survived.
|
|
What were the different variables used in, for example, a mortgage application?
|
|
So we could still be in for a fight of Alexandrian proportions.
|
|
We may be in for some as-yet-undiscovered shipwrecks as well.
|
|
That's how much revenue each individual scooter brings in for the company.
|
|
Report cards are in for yesterday's first round of the N.F.L. Draft.
|
|
But as the drone came in for a landing, something went wrong.
|
|
Check-in for the Murder Mystery Tour begins at 5:30 p.m.
|
|
Several members patted him on the back and went in for hugs.
|
|
"Happy birthday mom," he says as they lean in for a hug.
|
|
As noted above, Allan is just the latest stand-in for Zuckerberg.
|
|
If not, Wall Street's largest firms are in for a bumpy ride.
|
|
On the other, we're in for a lot of face-palm moments.
|
|
Juno will dive in for its twelfth (terrifying) pass on May 24.
|
|
Money is beginning to pour in for efforts beyond the presidential race.
|
|
Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy—are we in for a treat.
|
|
It may seem insensitive to say that you're in for a treat.
|
|
Others might go in for such silly things as revolutions and theories.
|
|
Legislators would commute in for legislative sessions like MEPs going to Strasbourg.
|
|
So I'd put it in for that extra kick up the ass.
|
|
Twice, she spent her cleaning shift filling in for a sick receptionist.
|
|
When Sarah goes in for hug, however, Kira cries out in pain.
|
|
I went in for a patch test 48 hours before the treatment.
|
|
In the meantime, this country is in for some much-needed healing.
|
|
FCA will notify customers when they can bring vehicles in for service.
|
|
" It's, "Oh no, the decent guy is in for some awful shit.
|
|
She's all in for a full seasonal hair transformation with new bangs.
|
|
Imagine this robot was your boss, Skyping in for a check-in.
|
|
Those listings total more than $5.9 million brought in for D.C. hosts.
|
|
Kim immediately hates the idea, so we're in for a tumultuous episode.
|
|
Jonathan Zittrain: I'm going to bring this in for a landing soon.
|
|
Honduras's president, Juan Orlando Hernández, was sworn in for a second term.
|
|
You know you're in for a good time when someone uses Itch.
|
|
Fans of The Nightmare Before Christmas are in for a holiday treat!
|
|
BILL HEMMER, FOX NEWS: I&aposm Bill Hammer in for Chris Wallace.
|
|
However, it's priced higher, especially if you opt in for more storage.
|
|
"Ronnie came in for 15 minutes and tore it up," he shared.
|
|
When Sucsy got the job, she flew in for another screen test.
|
|
Your afternoon café au lait is traded in for a sunset aperitivo.
|
|
Nicolás Maduro was sworn in for a second term as Venezuela's president.
|
|
But I couldn't find a good way in for The Post. Sorry.
|
|
Time to settle in for Netflix and then hit the hay early!
|
|
After all, she ends season 5 turning herself in for the shooting.
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Tributes flooded in for the comedian on Friday night, following the news.
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The show is considered shoo-in for Best Musical, the top award.
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They are the first domesticates and an easy stand-in for humans.
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He told Meghan and Harry shortly before going in for heart surgery.
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Around 219, I am settled in for sleep although still watching Netflix.
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What's more, she knows her Conservative Party is in for a drubbing.
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Usually there's even a bit of education thrown in for good measure.
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Apple seems to believe that I shouldn't go in for all that.
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Nearly 1,13 others may be called in for specific tasks, without pay.
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Mad, like the world, is in for a period of tumultuous change.
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Favors made three consecutive baskets after checking in for the first time.
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To solve this problem, the company created a plug-in for Salesforce.
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Can you throw in for X on Venmo instead of bringing stuff?
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This time, he steps in for Joe Ross, ten years his junior.
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Think about that the next time you go in for a hug.
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Or, more than likely, you're just tuning in for the fireworks show.
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She can ask supporters at the store to chip in for gas.
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Uhuru Kenyatta was sworn in for a second term as Kenya's president.
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It is not only the south that goes in for summer sloth.
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Gibson scored 39 combined points when he filled in for Towns Feb.
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But boy, they traded it all in for a dime-store socialist.
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You even get some neat analytics tools thrown in for good measure.
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It's the police, and they want to take him in for questioning.
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If you're already in for $1,000, what's another $100 between friends, right?
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The Browns (obviously) slot in for a high draft pick this year.
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My supervisor tells me to put in for an hour of overtime.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding guests are in for a treat!
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The occasional athlete or entertainer is oft thrown in for good measure.
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Our sources said she planned to voluntarily check herself in for treatment.
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And truly, you can expect to be in for quite a fright.
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The Senate hauled the National Gallery's director, James Mollison, in for questioning.
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I don't think there's much of a future in for-profit education.
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Several of Navalny's supporters had been taken in for questioning, they said.
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You go in for a job interview, you have to be prepared.
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Uncertainty—and, in some cases, outright panic—has set in for many.
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Merkel's Social Democrat coalition partners also came in for criticism, albeit milder.
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At least we know we're in for a very well-styled battle.
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The nation is in for a rough ride in the months ahead.
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I think we're in for a few tears with our mums, people.
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If someone's just in for sex, that's not something I'm comfortable with.
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Tune in for all of the elaborate looks tonight at 9 p.m.
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Customers actually must opt-in for all of those tests as well.
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Huckabee Sanders didn't just fill in for Spicer on any normal day.
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They raided Hichilema's house early on Tuesday took him in for questioning.
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And I think that's what's setting in for a lot of people.
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C., suggested he could bring the ex-FBI chief in for testimony.
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If it's someone else's son, you want him in for 4 years.
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Tune in for anime action, for drama and rivalries and pop-offs.
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Extra Crunch Our paying subscribers are in for a treat this week.
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If anyone was taken in for questioning, their names usually got withheld.
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It's a tough place to come in for your first couple fights.
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We're settling in for the long haul; we have episodic themes, now.
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In other words, we, collectively, could be in for a bumpy ride.
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This locks you in for lengthy hours, unable to leave for breaks.
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In other words, the hyperloop is in for a very busy 2017.
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But big accounts, like farm subsidies, could be in for radical review.
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You and your folks are settling in for some quality family time.
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That means we're in for a long and exciting orbital insertion tonight.
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Two years later, I went back in for a circumferential body lift.
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The cast of This Is Us is in for a wild ride.
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Surveillance stands in for the human footprint encroaching on the natural environment.
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Jamie McClendon (Robert Knepper) and we're definitely all in for this storyline.
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Reporters were allowed in for a few photos and some shouted questions.
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He's building a cabin, which poor people have lived in for centuries.
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Top rate kicks in for married taxpayers who file jointly at $5.493,050.
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Viewers are in for a tiny treat midway through the new season.
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An autopsy was conducted, but complete results won't be in for weeks.
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And if it does, the spacecraft is in for a special treat.
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The rocks stand in for the water in a pumped-storage system.
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The Bolt EV requires drivers to come in for a software patch.
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Taking pictures of pizzas earns points users can cash-in for food.
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"I still have three rate hikes in for next year," he said.
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There's also a bit of "sorry, ranga" thrown in for good measure.
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Either way, federal and state governments could be in for some revenue.
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On Tuesday we'll have someone (as yet undetermined) filling in for Erin.
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Is Whitney Way Thore in for a major life change in 2017?
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Their high school steps stood in for the Yavin IV throne room.
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"If that's not the case, you're in for heavy lifting," he said.
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It was 2012 and Simon Enever had gone in for a cleaning.
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Wednesday Tune in for the morning session, starting at 103:30 a.m.
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Cespedes drove him in for a second time with a sacrifice fly.
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Plus, one real beef burger, which I tossed in for good measure.
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If not, can I turn it in for something I do need?
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Everyone is watching the dogs play outside before heading in for dinner.
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Economists predict that the bond notes are in for a rough time.
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Soon we were in for the second edition, and still no word.
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I had [CEO] Dan Schulman in for a teach-in this Saturday.
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"They're still coming in for it, calling and emailing," Mr. Cohen said.
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Each task gave them points that they could cash in for products.
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We prayed, sang, read Scripture, counseled with those coming in for respite.
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If it's an annuity-based plan, you may be in for trouble.
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The floor is swept, and the wine brought in for the day.
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Under persecution, the biologists argued, evolved colonizing mechanisms kicked in for coyotes.
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Earlier Thursday, when the House gaveled in for a few minutes, Rep.
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We settled in for our retirement and planned to stay right there.
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Nearly 1,21 others may be called in for specific tasks, without pay.
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Reality has set in for Cohen that he is going to jail.
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But, to get an idea of what you're in for, continue on.
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ANY GIVEN SUNDAY This weekend Martha MacCallum is in for Mr. Sunday.
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On Monday, it seemed that we might be in for a change.
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We're leaving behind the capsule we've been in for over 50 years.
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With France in for repairs, Germany has an opening for a partner.
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Zuckerberg sees bots stepping in for customer service reps and personal assistants.
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Letter From Washington Hillary Clinton could be in for some political peril.
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Now, he's in for a potentially brutal fight in the general election.
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"So we have to be really locked in for that one, too."
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I did the bedtime routine before settling in for some TV time.
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I made coffee, my usual oatmeal, and settled in for the day.
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Take me in, oh tender woman, take me in for heaven's sake.
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As a quarterback, Cam Newton is not a stand-in for anything.
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I'll tell you what it means; I'm in for one tough morning.
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When he reaches her face, he pulls her in for a kiss.
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Johannsson will reportedly be stepping in for Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson.
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The "right to party" becomes a stand-in for women's rights, period.
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I honestly think we are in for a very bad few years.
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Blue's beloved aunt, Solange, even popped in for a spot of tea.
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So for now, Tesla has gone all-in for lithium-ion batteries.
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It might just be worth tuning in for all the unpredictables involved.
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After the sad news broke, condolences began pouring in for the singer.
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A sixth person was taken in for disorderly conduct and also released.
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I'm a big Jimmy Kimmel fan, so we put in for tickets.
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Final ratings will be in for the 2017 Emmys later Monday afternoon.
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My friend gifted us Gap pajamas to lounge in for the day.
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Stay tuned for that when we get the cameras in for testing.
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And they may be in for a little quarterback controversy as well.
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The defendants' team insisted the men were welcomed in for consensual sex.
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They might come in for one item but leave with many others.
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Tune in for answers — and probably many more questions — on April 24.
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Not a bad basement to be stuck in for a few weeks.
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You're breathing this shit in for 8-12 hours at a time.
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Hockney doesn't go in for much gimmickry when it comes to poses.
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He doesn't go in for all that fate and destiny stuff either.
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But some of the accused came in for tougher treatment than others.
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Devers has done well since filling in for the injured Eduardo Nunez.
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Danson's performance deserves the hype, but I don't tune in for him.
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And so it's predictable that we're in for other such museum displays.
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Almost no one in this book comes in for a critical word.
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He was filling in for his daughter, the shop's owner, Beth Styles.
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Teddy remains in her custody, and flew in for the wedding weekend.
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"It was the loudest stadium I've played in for sure," Naeher said.
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The punishments are in for Monday's brawl between the Nationals and Giants.
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Passengers can also check in for the flights closer to departure time.
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"Count me in for 1/2 that cost," she wrote on Twitter.
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As the only frontrunner on the stage, Cruz was in for it.
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As the Amazon executives were sworn in for testimony, opponents began chanting.
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Will was swarmed by fans who went in for selfies and hugs.
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How about a built-in for the dog, or the in-laws?
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Any not-too-sharp blue cheese can stand in for the Gorgonzola.
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The reviews are in for Super Mario Run — and they aren't good.
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Dig in for the long haul, spend some time with the enemy.
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When black backs move in for the kill, it is not pretty.
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He was not even permitted to clock in for himself, he said.
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And the Senate didn't allow C-Span in for another seven years.
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But Sanders didn't go in for the kill, while Biden appeared steady.
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CreditCreditRichard Vogel/Associated Press Dear Canada: You're in for a wild ride.
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He has no idea what he's in for with Halloween coming up!
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Lovers of Joe Keery's famous long locks are in for a shock.
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Shareholders used to reaping big rewards may be in for an adjustment.
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Hundreds packed in for a benefit to raise money for Pulse employees.
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Playing more basketball, and being locked in for more periods of time.
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That gives Beijing incentives to "dig in for a long-term stalemate."
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If caught working sans mask, you're in for an earful from Charney.
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France makes their first substitution, bringing Steven N'Zonzi in for Olivier Giroud.
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Syam Ben Youssef is out, Yohan Benalouane will come in for him.
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Awed into awkwardness by the event, he's a stand-in for us.
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Eric Stonestreet filled in for Heidi as a judge during Wednesday's taping.
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Madness at the weigh-in for the highly anticipated Claressa Shields vs.
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Our correspondent says both sides are digging in for a protracted battle.
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After John's AIDS diagnosis, I was rushed in for my own test.
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LUXOR crossing EXEMPLAR were the last entries to go in for me.
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We all chip in for groceries, and everyone brings their own wine.
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It was Mr. Sanders, however, who came in for the roughest night.
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Whether readers are in for a wrenching change remains to be seen.
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Pepper's friend Didi may very well be a stand-in for Neff.
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The eighteen-wheelers start rolling in for the night around 4 p.m.
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By contrast, Mr Bannon is digging in for the strategic long haul.
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If you've never seen a frozen waterfall, you're in for a treat.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee officially swore Gorsuch in for his opening statement.
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Furniture made of bouclé and other textured materials is in for 2020.
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Smith is in for D Kyle Quincey, who was a healthy scratch.
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O'Neill did not go in for platitudes, which made him good television.
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When I extended my hand, he immediately went in for a hug.
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They are settling in for what could be a long, cold winter.
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I.O., comes in for special scorn, standing for insular, uninspired, bureaucratic leadership.
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Ed Koch is sworn in for his second term as N.Y.C. mayor.
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Most of the time, one man stood in for Ford's furry companion.
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By all accounts, we were in for a tight race in Arkansas.
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He rebounded a missed three-pointer and bullied in for a layup.
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Filling in for the 18-year-old Russian was Rostislav "fn" Lozovoi.
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Droddy filled in for four games, then took over permanently in 2013.
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"Boy, was I in for a rude awakening," he said to laughter.
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It's also where Rome's baby seat clips-in for long road trips.
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The detectives came back in for me to sign their police report.
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Consumers affected by Hurricane Harvey aren't in for an easy financial recovery.
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Unfortunately, not even settling in for an evening of Netflix is private.
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Thomas Bryant pitched in for Washington with 259 points and 284 rebounds.
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The Bangladesh Nationalist Party has become all-in for Islam and more.
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But she has been repeatedly fined and taken in for lengthy questioning.
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John Culberson (R-Texas) appears to be a shoo-in for reelection.
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After that, 16 of the experts were brought in for a workshop.
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In response, the judge usually calls the defendant in for a hearing.
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Whichever way this game goes, we&aposre all in for a treat.
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Facebook is in for a strong earnings report, according to Raymond James.
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And I'm supposed to be in for an early meeting today, FUCK!
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They've even called his friend Skinny Pete (Charles Baker) in for questioning.
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As an entrepreneur, you're in for a bumpy ride, so buckle up.
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Someone has it in for the Tony Award-winning actress Tonya Pinkins.
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We're also in for more big changes to the weather, Payne said.
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Both sides now seem to be digging in for a prolonged conflict.
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"People used to come in for mailboxes," said Suhaib Ali, the owner.
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"But you put in for security clearance for him," Mr. Tapper said.
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Needless to say the Bey Hive was all in for the idea.
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And Obama's own administration comes in for its fair share of criticism.
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But before we see those results, we're in for a wild ride.
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Long, the Chargers punter, was filling in for injured kicker Michael Badgley.
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That still could mean a lot of money coming in for Apex.
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Levin had volunteered to stand in for him during Cleveland's mock election.
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Nintendo made the choice easy, sending a turquoise number in for review.
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How Germany defines automotive performance could be in for a big change.
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Modi was sworn in for another term as Prime Minister in May.
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Jimmy Garoppolo looked good filling in for Tom Brady in New England.
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The nurse lets Fernando FaceTime in for the check on our babies.
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"I'm still 100% all-in for 3% growth this year," he said.
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With increasing frequency, memes stood in for political arguments and ideological positions.
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Warren has come in for withering criticism among some left progressives that
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Read more: The best and worst states to live in for taxes
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Additional hikes are being priced in for March and June of 2019.
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He will officially be sworn in for his second term in January.
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If you haven't watched Season 3 yet, you're in for a spoiler.
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Some know what to expect, but others are in for a surprise.
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He supports a public option and Medicare buy-in for health care.
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In November, the police called him in for 20 hours of questioning.
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He is in for trouble because he does not have a prenup.
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Clark's oval is an abstract eye or stand-in for a lens.
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Instead, I went in for the scan and hoped for the best.
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Dallas police brought Delgado in for questioning two days after the murder.
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This time, though, it was Noé who was in for the surprise.
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When Mitch and his father arrived, Desveaux was in for another shock.
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He quickly let his new teammates know what they were in for.
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Lahcen joined in for the first stage and nearly took the lead.
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He walked toward his ball to knock it in for a par.
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Nearly 1,000 others may be called in for specific tasks, without pay.
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Most of the women are in for charges related to drug addiction.
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Watch some clips below and tune in for the entire broadcast tonight.
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Thus, the clip stands in for Sepuya, metonymy for the artist's hand.
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It's estimated that 117 million people will tune in for Sunday's game.
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The raids have also come in for criticism from sex worker NGOs.
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He was in for a lesser offense, but I imagine he talked to some guys who were in for life and got the idea to write the song McGUINN: That was another song Bob [Dylan] sent down from Woodstock.
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