" I identify it as an "extermination camp in waiting.
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And it's not interested in waiting for one to materialize.
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That's what they were talking about in Waiting to Exhale.
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You, right now, are a Kenco slugging miracle in waiting.
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Luckily for them, Dexter Fowler isn't interested in waiting, either.
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Elba has been a movie star in waiting for years.
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Baker said there were as many 27 rebels in waiting.
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Pattinson played Officer Mandel in "Waiting for the Barbarians" (2019).
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"In waiting" status gave such a woman access, power, clout.
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We examined Hall's strange decision making in Waiting for Uriah.
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The rest are faceless, as people often feel in waiting rooms.
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The revenue-neutral carbon tax is a political victory in waiting.
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In the Japanese press, Masako was a walking womb in waiting.
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And second, 58,000 people without basic services is a catastrophe-in-waiting.
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But the Korean people and the courts were not interested in waiting.
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Alex Jones's site, Infowars, frequently cites Fugate as a Robespierre in-waiting.
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Soon, Trump -- who apparently had the same problem -- joined Carson in waiting.
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An additional three states have red flag bills proposed and in waiting.
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Possibly the same maid in waiting who sent me that lovely letter.
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Kurdistan is already, in values and governance, a democratic nation in waiting.
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The others in waiting do not appear to have the qualifications needed.
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So I have a bag full of sloth teeth replicas in waiting.
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Ms. Ian imbued this standard-in-waiting with a full measure of empathy.
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Several of the accused killers have been linked to the king-in-waiting.
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Plus is California Senator Kamala Harris the female Obama in waiting for 2020?
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This kid's been an Aphex Twin collaborator-in-waiting for three years already.
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Repeatedly bailed out in the past, Egypt has no more saviours-in-waiting.
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Is there more in waiting at Microsoft that's broader than the traditional genres?
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Go Deeper: Meet Cyril Ramaphosa, South Africa's president-in-waiting Zuma's last stand
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I played a lot of Ninja Gaiden in waiting rooms as a kid.
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Go deeper: Meet Cyril Ramaphosa, South Africa's president-in-waiting Zuma's last stand
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But he also looks after Okolie, and says he's a champion-in-waiting.
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Goldman CEO Lloyd Blankfein called Solomon the "CEO-in-waiting" earlier this month.
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In fact, banks were already donating big sums to his campaign in waiting.
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Every scene has a new dress for her and her ladies in waiting.
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Can war offer redemption to both of these emotionally wounded heroes-in-waiting?
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This was the man now seen by some as Britain's leader-in-waiting.
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At only 26, he was the nose tackle-in-waiting for Isaac Sopoaga.
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I was waiting for something to "kick in," waiting for the dreaded withdrawal.
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And Ophelia's not even royal — she's a lady in waiting, she's an outsider.
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For the last seven years Republicans said they had a plan in waiting.
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Kris Davis, 20063, has spent years as her generation's powerhouse pianist in waiting.
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KARACHI, Pakistan — Imran Khan, Pakistan's prime minister in waiting, hates being a loser.
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Trump's administration-in-waiting thinks it can work with Videgaray, according to Costa.
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Jane Seymour was lady-in-waiting to both Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn.
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Tyler handed over a cake decorated with a corgi to a lady in waiting.
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With May's soft jobs report, the Fed is boxed in, waiting for fresh data.
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He is prime minister-in-waiting but unlikely to take over quickly from Mahathir.
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State-in-waiting Somaliland declared independence in 1991, breaking away from war-torn Somalia.
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If Kamala Harris is the Democratic nominee in waiting, it's news to most Californians.
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I will not hold my breath in waiting for this reporting or these efforts.
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Croft spoke positively to CNBC's Worldwide Exchange Wednesday of the new leader in waiting.
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There is no deal-in-waiting or Plan B proposal waiting in the wings.
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", and the B-movie-in-waiting, "Why doesn't a pregnant woman reject her fetus?
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The answer, I submit, is that the G.O.P. is an authoritarian regime in waiting.
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"Corbyn is trying to show that he's a prime minister in waiting," Hoey said.
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So Gorsuch's Gundy dissent is almost certainly a kind of majority-opinion-in-waiting.
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But there are political risks for Trump in waiting for a replacement bill as well.
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In fact, the North Dakota ban-in-waiting passed in 2007 received no press coverage.
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Onward Together, formed in May of 2017, is a Clinton 2020 campaign vehicle in waiting.
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Mr Trump is only president-in-waiting, so the call could be construed as unofficial.
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These campaigns-in-waiting aren't twiddling their thumbs, waiting for their candidates to jump in.
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Money raised and market opportunity alone do not make for a public-company-in-waiting.
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They spent years as prime-ministers-in-waiting in previous governments or led the opposition.
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As of right now, we're still in waiting to see if our application was accepted.
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These works are surreal deviations on the archaic genre of the Lady-in-Waiting portraits.
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That's even before you add in footmen and butlers, ladies-in-waiting and the media.
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But there was this drastic and rapid shift from electoral loser to impeacher-in-waiting.
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European stocks closed slightly higher on Friday amid continued uncertainty surrounding Italy's government-in-waiting.
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Nearby, makeup artists applied ghastly wounds and pallid skin tones to other zombies-in-waiting.
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In waiting on a punishment, North Carolina is surely hoping it is similarly short term.
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We can't stress enough the work-in-progress feel of this White House-in-waiting.
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Among the conversation topics was advice from one sitting corporate chieftain to one in waiting.
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Kate, especially, is still a character in waiting, to be determined at a later date.
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Lopez Obrador's administration-in-waiting responded to the Post story with a non-denial denial.
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INDIANAPOLIS — The star-in-waiting could not exactly hustle to class at the strip mall.
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For a politician often depicted as Italy's strongman-in-waiting, Mr Salvini suddenly looks vulnerable. ■
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He locates the energy of the photograph elsewhere: in waiting, in uncertainty, in deep shadow.
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Correction: This post has been updated to reflect that Anne Boleyn was Catherine's lady in waiting.
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While she may be a queen-in-waiting, Kate Middleton still gravitates toward affordable fashion items.
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Rosa (Nadia Parkes)Who She Is: Rosa is one of Catherine of Aragon's ladies-in-waiting.
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But these crises-in-waiting bubbled up during a pretty good year for the global economy.
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"Oh yes, she married the son of one of my ladies-in-waiting," the Queen said.
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He will be received at next week's Labour Party conference as a prime minister in waiting.
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The Trump-Netanyahu alliance flouts traditional protocol regarding how foreign governments and presidents-in-waiting act.
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"A Lady-In-Waiting needs a QUEEN to wait on," Nyong'o wrote of the glam moment.
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Back in 1999, the first band she had been in, Waiting for Jane, had broken up.
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The Duggars believe in waiting to have sex until marriage — and then having plenty of it.
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Meanwhile, a generation of replacements-in-waiting, like tight end Ladarius Green, has also been jettisoned.
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In waiting to see how the market shakes out, the company has ceded potential market share.
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Even as a child, she made Little Women's Amy March feel like a sociopath in waiting.
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I love to scan Twitter in waiting rooms, in grocery lines and while waiting on runways.
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I wasn't at all interested in waiting around to see the results of Project Index. Right.
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Silver peacocks, like ladies in waiting, were poised to be pressed into service on future works.
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In "Waiting Until Marriage," a heterosexual couple explains why they have decided to abstain from sex.
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The chairman of the House Democratic Caucus could be a speaker- or minority leader-in-waiting.
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Behind the scenes, the machinery for Mr. Cohen's upstart hedge-fund-in-waiting quietly churns away.
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Xi has just been anointed President for life, and Kim was born a dictator-in-waiting.
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But on Monday, the influential newspaper Dawn was already calling him the prime minister in waiting.
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Binge what's there, then join the rest of us in waiting for the conclusion to arrive.
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At the Morgan, there are four major characters, Mary, Elizabeth, and their two ladies in waiting.
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The apparent solution-in-waiting is to become more like Facebook, with longer tweets and curated streams.
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Leader-in-waiting Barrow has been waiting in Senegal -- which surrounds Gambia -- for the handover of power.
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Leader in waiting Barrow has been waiting in Senegal -- which surrounds Gambia -- for the handover of power.
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FOR the moment, the policy priorities of the Trump administration-in-waiting are a basket of unknowables.
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Some of this attitude stems from an optimistic view of the president as a reformer-in-waiting.
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Her comments emphasized the risks that could delay further Fed action rather than the danger in waiting.
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His line of succession, going from academy graduate to playing idol to manager-in-waiting, is broken.
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Hoochies-in-waiting, their mother joked, but she watched them anxiously from the corner of her eye.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader in waiting, hopes that is not the case.
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One happy man: Steve Bannon has been in Italy in recent days promoting the coalition-in-waiting.
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Benatia will play successor-in-waiting to 35-year-old Andrea Barzagli within the famed BBC backline.
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Pelosi: The president rallied with Balderson on Saturday; GOP ads tied O'Connor to Dems' Speaker-in-waiting.
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But as I said, the G.O.P. is an authoritarian regime in waiting, not yet one in practice.
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In Mr. Kinugasa's "Gate of Hell," she played a married lady-in-waiting desired by a samurai.
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He has built his team around two superstars-in-waiting, Matthijs de Ligt and Frenkie de Jong.
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The paper is wet with tears, tears of frustration at the prospect of another year in waiting.
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And patients pay for their health care with their most precious resource — time spent in waiting lines.
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" Saleforce's Marc Benioff said "entrepreneurs are making a huge mistake in waiting too long to go public.
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Imagine what might happen if everyone felt safe — safe enough to talk about ailments in waiting rooms.
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Najib must be held accountable, said Anwar Ibrahim, the prime-minister-in-waiting and former opposition leader.
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Anti-abortion groups aren't interested in waiting to learn more about Garland's unknown views on abortion rights.
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Importantly, Trump was either the Republican presidential primary frontrunner or the nominee-in-waiting all this time.
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And a dynamic is playing out within his Cabinet (and Cabinet-in-waiting) that is worthy of attention.
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Lina de Cardonnes (Stephanie Levi-John)Who She Is: Lina is Catherine of Aragon's chief lady-in-waiting.
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She was elected on September 16th with a plan to turn the party into the "opposition in waiting".
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He'll next star in Waiting for the Barbarians, The Lighthouse, The King and The Devil All the Time.
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But she expressed confidence in U.S. economic growth and said there's danger in waiting too long to move.
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The chancellor-in-waiting is a confusing figure because there are at least four McDonnells to choose from.
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The trainers-in-waiting tried everything from dressing up in Pikachu costumes to throwing Poké Balls at dogs.
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It brings out the proper ruthlessness in Lucious, who is supposed to be a doting grandfather-in-waiting.
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He is, they contend, an authoritarian-in-waiting, ready to trample on established norms to safeguard his power.
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Brown, 67, reportedly is considering hiring former Auburn coach Gene Chizik as defensive coordinator and coach-in-waiting.
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His Cinderella story has both legislative and executive experience, so maybe he's more of a prince in waiting.
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He's the focus of vague hopes and dim resentments that have turned him into a savior in waiting.
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The festival sounded like a glorious disaster in waiting, something akin to 2017's notoriously messy Fyre Festival.
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"I am not interested in waiting for someone to say yes before I can share work," she said.
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That same day, Flynn — Trump's national security adviser-in-waiting — spoke with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak several times.
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He also meant himself, the president-in-waiting who would wait no longer to reach the Oval Office.
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Mr. Büchel insisted that the petition was not a jab at Mr. Trump's signature policy-achievement-in-waiting. .
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It passes the time, which, as Vladimir and Estragon observe in "Waiting for Godot," would have passed anyway.
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In part of the ceremony, the emperor enters an inner sanctuary accompanied only by two ladies-in-waiting.
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There are so many, but I'm perpetually in waiting — and I'm not alone — for Donald Glover's next work.
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Ms. Zubillaga is part of a parallel diplomatic corps — a kind of court in waiting — representing Juan Guaidó.
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As the 2018 election neared, Ms. Warren's big money was partly bankrolling an apparent 2020 apparatus in waiting.
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Mr. Putin said that Russia's patience in waiting for improved relations with the United States had worn out.
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No harm in waiting until this market gets oversold before you put a lot of money to work.
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More significantly, it has also dramatized how Prince Charles has effectively assumed the role of monarch-in-waiting.
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Then came Lady Mabell Ogilvy, Countess of Airlie, the lady in waiting to Queen Mary, keeper of her bedchamber.
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Immediately fire schnoodle lady-in-waiting for insubordination and failure to do anything except give me bitchy side-eye.
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And he's not yet a self-promotional candidate-in-waiting like former Ohio governor–turned–CNN commentator John Kasich.
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"Three ladies-in-waiting, a couple of relatives, a very close relative and some really close friends," she said.
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But I guess when you meet the person that you want to marry, there's really no point in waiting.
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For a party polling at 40% and styling itself as a government-in-waiting, it would be needlessly risky.
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After Diana married Charles, Sarah would sometimes travel with her sister, serving as one of her ladies-in-waiting.
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The album's been pretty much forgotten, but not by those who become so embroiled in waiting for its arrival.
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As you might have heard, print is a declining business — no matter how popular People remains in waiting rooms.
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Sports Briefing The St. Louis Blues have hired Mike Yeo as the successor in waiting to their head coach.
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We also need to stop treating every unmarried person as an incomplete half of a married-couple-in-waiting.
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Acknowledgment for her effort came in the form of a thank-you note from the Queen's lady in waiting.
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There is little sense in waiting for serious attacks to eventuate and cause millions of people to suffer harm.
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For teams looking to add a piece that will get them to the playoffs, there's no sense in waiting.
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I settled in, waiting to get cancer while I thought about things like changing my name or my pronouns.
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They are currently growing up among women who would see them as the next generation of jihadists in waiting.
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Repeating in memory the way a parrot's cackled mantra hovers — random comments on subways, in waiting rooms, connect us.
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In that sense, Félix's origin story tracks along the same lines as that of every other great in waiting.
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The other mother, an Asian woman, didn't seem eager to talk at first, unlike most mothers in waiting rooms.
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Couples&apos fear of confronting troublesome issues in their marriage sometimes manifests in waiting too long to seek help.
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The increases stop when you turn 70 so there's no point in waiting longer than that to cash out.
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He married the pregnant Anne Boleyn, Catherine's lady in waiting, anyway — and in doing so, split from the Catholic Church.
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Italy's government-in-waiting has yet to reveal its detailed political agenda, or even name a proposed new prime minister.
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Whenever a town car—the hoodlum's transport of choice—passes before the camera, it looks like a hearse in waiting.
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But it would be nine years before these people were — we have hundreds of people in, waiting to be approved.
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Reflected in the mirror nearby, we encounter two versions of a small person hung up to dry and in waiting.
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And last week, Bernie Sanders essentially tied the former secretary of state, setting up the latest Clinton bloodbath-in-waiting.
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The insignia vary because it is not clear even to the Reichsbürger who the true imperial government-in-waiting is.
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These views are well outside the mainstream but Mr Navarro may well carry considerable weight in the administration-in-waiting.
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This was supposed to reassure Brazilians who fear that their new president is a bigot and a dictator in waiting.
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There was no fun in waiting for photos to develop—I knew exactly how they were going to turn out.
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The Trump White House is paying the price for not fully dealing with that absence of a government-in-waiting.
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Commenting on the bank's line of succession, chief executive Lloyd Blankfein called Solomon the "CEO-in-waiting" earlier this month.
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After becoming Democratic leader-in-waiting, Schumer threw himself into the fight for control of the Senate with renewed vigor.
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Retired General Oswaldo Ferreira, however, also a minister in waiting, said those firms would stay state-run for "strategic" reasons.
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Amie Parnes reported last week that Biden has arranged a campaign-in-waiting that is ready to switch into action.
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He seems unaware, also, of the need to preserve a certain dignity based on his status as president-in-waiting.
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Sadly I cannot show the most impressive part of the whole operation: 600 drones sitting in waiting on their launchpads.
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The results were the first seeds of an administration-in-waiting that will break starkly with that of President Obama.
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You had this suburban avenger-in-waiting dude David Dunn (Bruce Willis), who was developing a detachment from his wife.
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"Three ladies-in-waiting, a couple of relatives, a very close relative and some really close friends," the actress said.
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For senators, it doesn't get much bigger than a vote to confirm or reject a Supreme Court justice in waiting.
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So his campaign-in-waiting put forward what they believe to be their best asset: The former vice president himself.
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Scheer used his concession speech to position Conservatives as the party in waiting to lead Canada once Trudeau's Liberals stumble.
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Mr. Dyer, in turn, is nowhere more commanding than when snapping his newspaper like some sort of weapon in waiting.
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According to Ikeda, they are likely ladies-in-waiting, who were unmarried and encouraged to pleasure themselves in their quarters.
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Einhorn has called Tesla's business model another Lehman Brothers in waiting, a reference to the investment bank that collapsed in 2008.
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She had the resume of a president-in-waiting, a terrifyingly vast fundraising operation, and no prominent challengers on the horizon.
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She's a veritable Mike Pence, forcing her mother's lady in waiting to undergo a doctor's inspection to prove she isn't pregnant.
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During a visit to France this year Macron urged detractors to give time to the 33-year-old leader-in-waiting.
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Rainy conditions are expected until at least June, setting the stage for those swarms-in-waiting to devour the coming harvest.
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First, an autocrat in waiting puts his pals in charge of the public broadcaster and accuses critical outlets of spreading lies.
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He had made himself into a freelance idealist, one who was uninterested in waiting around for systems to gradually reform themselves.
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Having helped win the Brexit referendum, Ms James (pictured) says UKIP's next task is to become "the opposition party in waiting".
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Corning has already noted that it's working on just such a flexible material, but Samsung didn't seem much interested in waiting.
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Every surface is covered in paint, including the ceiling (rough orange brushstrokes) and the underside of shelves (in waiting-room-blue).
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Pill closed with the hypnotic "Pina Queen," their best cut, perhaps, and certainly a New York post-punk classic in waiting.
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That night's principal green-coated clown, the lovely Robert Saralp, evoked for an instant Robin Williams in "Waiting for Godot" mode.
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Keller speaks to the people in her courtroom as if they are just that—people, not problems or corpses-in-waiting.
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She will portray Lady Maud Bagshaw, a cousin of the Granthams and the lady-in-waiting to the visiting Queen Mary.
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Pence, who has long held national political aspirations, could become the Republican candidate-in-waiting should Clinton capture the Oval Office.
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They only had 303 items—20 sauces, 20 stickers, 20 posters—so there was no point in waiting for those people.
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The committee chairmen and women in waiting are mostly over 269 and considerably more diverse than the Republicans they would replace.
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The manager in waiting told a female sales associate that he wanted to "lick her head to toe," Dawn told me.
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We continue on to the corner of 135th and Lenox, where an empty lot with some debris sits seemingly in waiting.
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Opinion On forms to be filled out in waiting rooms, I always hesitate over the question of occupation: writer or author?
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At the sound of a gong, a chamberlain and a lady-in-waiting opened the curtains, revealing the emperor and empress.
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" A second senior House Democrat added, "Those in my generation, we believe in waiting our turn, getting experience under our belt.
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The trip is Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's first since replacing his cousin as Saudi Arabia's king in waiting last year.
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But beneath this unconcern is a different kind of self-regard, a sense of himself as a historical figure in waiting.
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She tried to put herself in the patient's shoes, setting up a mock mammogram appointment and talking with women in waiting rooms.
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And in waiting for the period, the stopping point of my time in the world, I appreciate everything before it even more.
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Paris has made 2024 its sole priority while Los Angeles has expressed some interest in waiting the four extra years for 2028.
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Once Moreau's presentation ends, I sit down with Vampyr's art director Grégory Szucs to learn more about Dontnod's alluring adventure in waiting.
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That's Ms. Mueller, a Broadway star in waiting for several years, who here steps confidently into the V.I.P. room of musical headliners.
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The only place to sit is squashed on a stool at a brief counter, with customers-in-waiting breathing down your neck.
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Saudi Arabia's king in waiting says the stock market debut for the kingdom's oil giant Aramco will go forward by early 2021.
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Initial expectations for the evening were that the debate would center on Trump's absence and Cruz as the Iowa frontrunner-in-waiting.
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Loser: Ted Cruz, who was off his game, and did not live up to prior billing as frontrunner-in-waiting--behind Trump.
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For his part, Mark Publicker, a Portland-based psychiatrist specializing in the medical treatment of addictions, has no interest in waiting around.
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Sensitive to criticism that he is a radical in waiting, he has highlighted policy proposals of austerity, low taxes, transparency, and nonintervention.
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Safe to say, the list of applications-in-waiting for machine powered lip-reading is as long as the dictionary is deep.
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Mr. Trump has said that Mr. Romney erred in waiting so long to release his taxes and should have done so sooner.
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It would be revealing to see an opponent try to explain why the employee-owned economy in waiting isn't a good idea.
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Biggs, Cloud and Lesko have taken their places beside Escobar, the committee room is silent in waiting for the proceedings to start.
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Will we see an old standard win the long game for the Republicans, or perhaps a young gun, a superstar in waiting?
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Carbon Brief has found a cache of old climate and energy statements from Theresa May, the United Kingdom's Prime Minister-in-waiting.
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Clinton to tap Ms. Warren, the nominee-in-waiting would risk selecting a figure who could overshadow her on the campaign trail.
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Later, as a soft toy entrepreneur in waiting, you must shield your side activities from spying eyes—and they're everywhere in Thimbleweed.
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He was just hanging by the bar, directly beneath the contorted mass of metal and crystal that was his undoing in waiting.
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He suggested that there was some wisdom in waiting until after the global bishops' conference takes up the same questions next year.
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His friend, Saudi Arabia's ambitious ruler-in-waiting Mohammed Bin Salman, is also finding that his rhetoric is catching up with him.
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It is also a scene-setter to portray him, to the Tory party in Birmingham this week, as a leader-in-waiting.
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But Apple is wise in waiting another year before building 5G into the iPhone, and it's got nothing to do with safety.
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Hopkins, 47, had been appointed as the team's coach in waiting, first in 2007 and then again, more formally, in June 2015.
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Directed by Arantxa Echevarría, it follows two girls who fall in love in a Roma community that sees them as wives-in-waiting.
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He's been the conservatives' justice-in-waiting for years, and at 54, the former Alabama attorney general comes straight out of central casting.
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When Henry wasn't granted the annulment, he defied the Roman Catholic Church and divorced Catherine to marry her lady-in-waiting, Anne Boleyn.
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"We have records of words spoken at court because there were lots of ears — spies, ambassadors, courtiers, ladies in waiting and servants — listening."
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Some even looked at Trump and saw a pro-LGBTQ candidate in the same man evangelical Christians viewed as a hero in waiting.
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She was a noblewoman — the daughter of a viscount who would become an earl — and her recent ancestors were royal ladies-in-waiting.
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A multi-faceted challenger, not a nuclear-armed bankrupt-in-waiting, it aims to increase its leverage on many fronts while avoiding conflict.
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Bernie Sanders have an early 2020 message for the Democratic establishment: Don't rush to coronate Beto O'Rourke as the presidential nominee-in-waiting.
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To tempt cowardly voters, Sir Vince has played up the Lib Dems as a party of ideas rather than a government-in-waiting.
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Soon the group was seen strolling along a palace hallway, the Queen introducing the President to her ladies-in-waiting and personal secretary.
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To break its monopoly on providing subsistence to Venezuelans would be a huge symbolic victory for Mr Guaidó and his government-in-waiting.
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The president-in-waiting is schooled in none of these particulars, claiming to believe only in strength and the desire to use it.
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The Center for American Progress, often called Clinton's government-in-waiting, highlighted the need for stiffer antitrust enforcement in a paper this June.
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The most recent splash in his personal life came in 270, when he divorced his third wife, former lady-in-waiting Srirasmi Suwadee.
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Most felt ready to die and some even welcomed it: "I just say I'm the lady-in-waiting, waiting to go," said one.
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Rumor has it that Apple will give the MacBook Pro a major redesign and finally satisfy long-suffering upgraders-in-waiting like myself.
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Hasen uses the European Lady-in-Waiting motif with regard to the pictorial composition but his women are not passive objects of beauty.
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Ambrose, a star in waiting, is once again adrift, his storylines wrapping up with him as the loser and nothing obvious in sight.
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The tousled blond figurehead of the Leave campaign had been seen as prime minister in waiting since his return to Parliament last year.
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She told Business Insider that when you're starting your influencer career, you shouldn't get caught up in waiting for companies to reach out.
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But the rising provincial leaders considered closest to him lack the experience to be taken seriously as the next national leader in waiting.
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Behind the scenes: Trump's ambassador-to-Germany-in-waiting, Ric Grenell, was seen at Mar-a-Lago on Saturday night talking to Trump.
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The primary field included former Massachusetts Attorney General Tom Reilly, a graven-faced Irish pol seen for years as a governor-in-waiting.
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Energy analysts and power sector unionists say the failure was a disaster in waiting caused by years of mismanagement, corruption and brain drain.
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With those orders, they sometimes field visits from family members who aren't interested in waiting for a party to find out the surprise.
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The first day I tried it, my order was ready when I walked in, waiting for me on the Rapid Pick-Up shelf.
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Andelman called Grenell a "catastrophe-in-waiting" unqualified to hold a post so central to America's national security, and implored Trump to reconsider.
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Those who do make it to the hospital say they are squeezed together for hours in waiting rooms, where infections are easily spread.
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But there is danger in waiting too long before taking action and giving the virus time to spread unchecked, public health experts said.
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For the campaigns and the campaigns-in-waiting, the importance of South Carolina has meant careful tending of relationships with leaders like Rep.
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That means you&aposll get the same deal on Cyber Monday, so there&aposs probably no point in waiting for a better deal.
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The former paid off in 1559 when Anguissola was invited to become Queen Isabel de Valois's lady-in-waiting at Felipe II's court.
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First, that she served as Catherine of Aragon's lady-in-waiting for 26 years, weathering the many years Catherine spent cast-aside and destitute.
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" Sri Srinivasan: A judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, aka Obama's "Supreme Court nominee in waiting.
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The Queen halted at the Sovereign's entrance to introduce President Donald Trump to one of her ladies-in-waiting, who was born in America.
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What She Wants: Rosa fulfills one of pop culture's constant tropes: The flirtatious lady-in-waiting who runs amok while her employer is proper.
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Yet, Clay is left at the entrance with the assault rifle, as Jessica and Justin join him in waiting for the authorities to arrive.
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There's an option to speed up the process by buying "leaf tickets," a premium in-game currency, but there's a certain joy in waiting.
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Mr Ramaphosa, a union-boss-turned-tycoon who decries the corruption that has mushroomed under Mr Zuma, is now South Africa's president-in-waiting.
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Fortunately, there's a man in waiting: A veteran pitcher, we're talking thirteen-teams-and-ideally-counting-veteran reliever, who is sitting by the smartphone.
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She leaves the anniversary party mid-toast, and is found by her lady in waiting that night, drunk and throwing things around her room.
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Or you can relax and realize that you're not alone in waiting until the last possible minute to get your dad a meaningful gift.
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Biden's campaign-in-waiting has been rocked by allegations from two women who have accused the former vice president of unwanted and inappropriate touching.
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His career offers a lesson in the perils of hero worship: the future of classical music cannot consist in waiting for another telegenic superstar.
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When none arrived, and with Mr. Cruz sounding like a nominee-in-waiting, Mr. Trump grew impatient with the stubbornness of his rival. Gov.
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Short of being raised hydroponically in the basement of the Federalist Society, he could not be more carefully constructed as a nominee in waiting.
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Donald Trump, a dictator-in-waiting with a brat's temper and a prig's scowl, has won the support of tens of millions of Americans.
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There was one in "Waiting To Hit" I just couldn't get and then finally when I wasn't thinking about it the chord came up.
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Giuseppe Conte, a law professor with no political experience, has been nominated by Italy's populist coalition-in-waiting to be the next prime minister.
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A series of careful financial decisions, and the creation of nonprofits and academic centers staffed by close advisers, would help a campaign-in-waiting.
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But in 2017 it's Elaine, the daughter of privilege who doesn't seem interested in waiting around like Benjamin, whose story I want to see.
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The crisis has given Biden the opportunity to present himself as a president-in-waiting — and one with a steadier hand than the incumbent.
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Her first movie role was as a lady-in-waiting to Elizabeth I (Bette Davis) in "The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex" (22004).
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Albania Dispatch Depending on whom you ask, the People's Jihadists are Iran's government-in-waiting or a duplicitous terrorist cult that forbids sexual thoughts.
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She's steadier and quicker with her coverage around the court, and is more patient in waiting for an opportunity to turn offensive on points.
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Since joining the PGA Tour in 2013, he has been trailed by journalists from his homeland as if he were a Woods-in-waiting.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration is treating the Taliban as if the group is a government-in-waiting while simultaneously undercutting the legitimate Afghan government.
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But on the Monday after the Davis Cup final, which France lost to Croatia, he met with his team's captain-in-waiting, Amélie Mauresmo.
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I put a load of laundry on and get to work on my final essay due on Monday about the themes in Waiting for Godot.
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In the hands of a filmmaker this precise, much of the fun is in waiting to see just how his intricate puzzle will come together.
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His Senate chief of staff, Sarah Benzing, also has considerable experience in the state and is viewed by many as his campaign manager-in-waiting.
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For millennials — a group not noted for being interested in waiting around for things to happen — the survey found that number jumps to 55 percent.
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The actress, 35, reveals to American Airlines' American Way magazine that she turned down an offer to be in Reynolds' blockbuster-in-waiting Deadpool. Why?
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Once these guys were dressed up in their tuxedos I was floored by how quickly they went from handsome boyfriends to striking grooms in waiting.
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We'd known each other for years, and there didn't seem to be any point in waiting to get married later, just because of cultural norms.
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Given that I do not think U.S. monetary policy is behind the curve yet, I saw little cost in waiting to take the next step.
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Anwar, who is now the prime minister-in-waiting, was sacked by Mahathir in 1998 after a power struggle and jailed for sodomy and corruption.
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Whether Craig Wright is indeed the real Satoshi Nakamoto, mythical Bitcoin originator and geek god in waiting, is something that may never be conclusively proven.
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Inada, once a rising political star, assumed the role of defense minister in August 2016 and was seen by many as Abe's successor-in-waiting.
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The images in the video are meant to evoke "a modern day Cleopatra complete with golden ladies in waiting," according to the real estate firm.
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The looming question grows larger with every "pre-Black Friday" price you see: Is there even a point in waiting to buy until Black Friday?
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Sleeper Most Improved Player: Justise Winslow Winslow went from a franchise star in waiting to a dime-a-dozen combo forward with a broken jumper.
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We meet Queen Victoria as a "sex-mad teenager," angry at her mother and spreading scandalous rumors about one of her mother's ladies-in-waiting.
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The domestic economy continues to expand, and concerns about the global economy have eased, but Fed officials see little downside in waiting a bit longer.
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But there are other factors too, like shifting from being a single-issue third party to demonstrating that Greens are a credible government-in-waiting.
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That PAC -- known as American Possibilities -- launched Thursday morning amid a slew of quotes from Biden that sounded like a 22016 stump speech in waiting.
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On trains, in waiting rooms, sprawled across the slanted floorboards as he lay down to perform the stretches the chiropractor had prescribed for his back.
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Inside two of the terminals at Kennedy in January, baggage-handling procedures broke down, leaving hundreds of pieces of luggage piled up in waiting areas.
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At one extreme, water is depicted as tranquil and soothing, as in Monet's lily ponds or the quiescent middlebrow beach scenes hung in waiting rooms.
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The locker arrangement neatly symbolizes this moment for the White Sox: one established star (Abreu), one budding star (Moncada) and one star-in-waiting (Robert).
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Day had been rumored to be the head coach-in-waiting, particularly after leading the Buckeyes to a 3-0 record while Meyer was suspended.
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Outside the injection room, clients patiently sit in waiting rooms, chatting about their families, getting and keeping a job, and, of course, their drug treatment.
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It has effectively become a campaign-in-waiting, poised to metamorphose if the 1.83-year-old Mr. Biden announces his third bid for the presidency.
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It has also served as a Democratic administration-in-waiting, building teams and developing policies that President Barack Obama drew upon after his 2008 election.
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With critics cowed into submission and rivals pushed aside, there is no obvious alternative-in-waiting who might provide Saudi Arabia with sober, responsible leadership.
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Honoring the music of the now via the judgment of the creators of yesteryear is a disaster in waiting, an almost certain guarantee of misrepresentation.
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Depending on whom you ask, the group, the Mujahedeen Khalq, or People's Jihadists, are either Iran's replacement government-in-waiting or a duplicitous terrorist cult.
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None of the other engineers, only one of whom is under 50, have a replacement in waiting in the event that they abdicate more suddenly.
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Democrats and Never-Trump Republicans still view him as a president-in-waiting, in hopes that Mr. Trump will somehow be brought down by scandal.
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Police in Malaysia said they would interview Anwar Ibrahim, the country's prime-minister-in-waiting, about an allegation that he sexually assaulted a male aide.
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Compare that to the United States, where potential judges are often identified by ideological societies while those judges-in-waiting are still in law school.
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Yet again, consideration of the future of the Middle East comes down to the role being played by the MbS, the Saudi king-in-waiting.
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Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.), Trump's attorney general in waiting, as well as Bill Pryor, a federal appeals court judge on Trump's Supreme Court short list.
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Nash says Mansudae has worked on a statue of Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe, with reports that there are two in waiting, ready to commemorate his death.
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Some have been in such excruciating pain, he said, that rather than sit for hours in waiting rooms, they have chosen to lie on the floor.
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And finally there's a big hit in waiting — Disney's Mary Poppins Returns, which opens over Christmas and looks likely to make a sizable amount of money.
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In terms of specs, the XZs shares a number of features with its high-end sibling, the museum-piece-in-waiting known as the XZ Premium.
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Many now have nothing better to do than join ethnic youth groups, such as the Oromo "Qeerroo" or Sidama "Ejjeetto", which look like militias-in-waiting.
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But before I could even get there, things took a quick detour Monday morning when I got a call from Paige, The Verge's intern-in-waiting.
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The torment of Mitt Romney During past transition periods, presidents-in-waiting have generally been circumspect in their consideration of appointees, contacting them privately and quietly.
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After a week-long recess, members didn't appear to be any closer to coming together on policy -- only united in waiting for what McConnell does next.
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And after becoming approved as a "family in waiting" in 2015, the couple counted the days until they could officially adopt a child of their own.
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The stage floods with courtiers, villagers, pageboys, ladies-in-waiting, her royal parents and the four royal suitors, each of whom hopes to be Prince Right.
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The failing is doubly puzzling because we Americans have a better system of ownership staring us in the face—an economy in waiting, so to speak.
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He -- as was the case with almost everyone else I've talked with there since MBS became King in waiting -- wants the 32-year-old to succeed.
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Bloomberg's campaign-in-waiting is doing cleanup on some of the former New York City mayor's past remarks about women, according to The New York Times.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez shocked the political world by knocking off the man many people thought was a Democratic Speaker-of-the-House-in-waiting, Joe Crowley.
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Injuries create opportunity—a chance for those in waiting to step up and shine in larger roles with greater responsibilities, theoretically beside (and against) superior talent.
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But in far too many others, our we have constructed a perfect-storm-in-waiting of tightly coupled networks, zero oversight, and laughable attempts at security.
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At every cafe, in the rough stone buildings of every city center, crowds radiated out from large screens, leaning in, waiting for plausible excuses to scream.
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There was bad weather and his helicopter turned around, leaving South Korean President Moon Jae-in waiting at the DMZ for the guest who never arrived.
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If your impatience trigger is killing time in waiting rooms, designate a game on your phone that you play only when you're at the doctor's office.
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In waiting for Cain's background check to be completed before making his nomination official, Trump is doing more to vet him than he did with Moore.
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In December, Cyril Ramaphosa was elected leader of the African National Congress and, given the party's pre-eminence, he immediately became the nation's president in waiting.
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Hidden beneath the Greenbrier Resort, in White Sulphur Springs, for more than thirty years, it maintained separate chambers-in-waiting for the House and the Senate.
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The two had met at the country home of Colin Tennant, whose wife was a good friend and longtime lady-in-waiting to Margaret, in 1973.
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He is a catastrophe-in-waiting who will be in a position he is totally unqualified to hold, one that is central to America's national security.
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Hausmann's election to the IADB board would be the first example of Venezuela's opposition government-in-waiting placing its own man at a major international institution.
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Rumor has it that before she married Tywin, Joanna was Aerys' mistress, and eventually dismissed by the Queen as her lady-in-waiting because of their affair.
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I now have so much love for parents everywhere, and can't begin to express to those of you in waiting how worth it those nine months are.
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The presumptive Tory prime minister, Sir Robert Peel, asks her to replace some of her Whig-associated ladies in waiting with Tory wives, as is the custom.
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"I wrote and recorded #BodySay a couple weeks ago and wanted you guys to hear it right away…whats the point in waiting anymore," the singer tweeted.
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Maybe, but anyone who has watched "Game of Thrones" week-to-week knows that there's still immense pleasure in waiting for smaller chunks of the larger story.
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For Labour to show that it is the "government in waiting" that it claims, it would have to put forward a better Brexit plan than the Tories.
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At their best, Rookies are breakout stars-in-waiting who have helped reshape the cultural conversation around beauty, proving there is no one way to be beautiful.
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Instead, critics targeted her ladies-in-waiting, accusing Catherine of running a harem made up of young beautiful women whom she could use to seduce influential noblemen.
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The opposition Labour party's finance minister-in-waiting, John McDonnell, said May could eventually get a deal through parliament if she negotiated a compromise with his party.
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That said, it calls into question whether she can become a princess or a duchess during the time she's a lady in waiting to become a Brit.
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According to a more recent dispatch from the VA, as of November 1003, some 62,000 claims were in waiting, but most were pending less than 30 days.
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As Negan gathered Eugene and Sasha for his yet-to-be-revealed mission in Alexandria, Jadis and the Scavengers and Rick and the Alexandrians stood in waiting.
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Three rows of people, and you're not really given enough space to look at your phone while you wait, so you're just stood there, crammed in, waiting.
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Being up against Verstappen will be a tough challenge, with the sport's youngest ever race winner the on-form driver and seen as a champion-in-waiting.
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I've been working and traveling abroad for more than two years, and I'm a firm believer in waiting until the last minute to book flights and hotels.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov also said Monday that "there was no point in waiting" to announce the expulsions until after Trump signed the new sanctions into law.
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Resting nonchalantly against a mosaic sculpture of a dragon, he spins a story about a gruesome decapitation by switchblade like he's a character in Waiting for Guffman.
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Popstars in waiting often write about the newness of it all, the dazzle and the sparkle; Shaw, on the other hand, just wants to feel normal again.
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Here it is precisely the opposite: They are looking forward in time at a disaster in waiting, in which all is still potential and nothing is certain.
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His delay in waiting until now to engage them has cost him credibility and trust among his troops and fueled anxiety amid hints of an institutional upheaval.
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But critically, his deputy in Fatah may also be named as deputy head of the PLO executive committee, all but enshrining that person as leader-in-waiting.
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And Reginald Mobley almost stole the show as Arnalta, Poppea's fretful nurse, who gloats upon realizing that she will actually become lady in waiting to an empress.
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While navigating this landscape of damp castles and dastardly ministrations, Catherine relies on the support of her lady-in-waiting, Lina de Cardonnes (a captivating Stephanie Levi-John).
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In an interview with Jim Cramer on Thursday, Red Hat's CEO Jim Whitehurst said Calderoni was an "extraordinary" executive, and was always more of a CEO-in-waiting.
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Sources close to Solomon, who earlier this week effectively became CEO-in-waiting after another likely successor announced his retirement, describe him as a strong advocate for diversity.
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Our lives depend on other people recognizing us, on giving us the chance to reinvent ourselves and carry on as if we had always been winners in waiting.
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According to the Reporter-Herald, Doolittle was set to serve as the Boulder County Fair and Rodeo Queen after she was named the lady-in-waiting in 2016.
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While the world tries to decipher Markle's recent Instagram post of two bananas hugging, here are a few facts about the beautiful brunette and possible royal in waiting.
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Ireland's prime minister-in-waiting Leo Varadkar said on Friday that May had "no strong mandate to proceed with a hard Brexit, which represents an opportunity for Ireland."
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On performance grounds, Markelov would be an outside prospect against Frenchman Esteban Ocon, who has impressed at Force India, or Britain's Formula Two champion-in-waiting George Russell.
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Mahathir named him deputy prime minister in 1993, a role he held as well as finance minister, and he was widely seen as his mentor's successor-in-waiting.
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Yet Republicans hoping that their nominee-in-waiting will suddenly shed his brand of hard-edge nationalism to appeal to the party's mainline leaders will probably be disappointed.
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As he hopscotches from state to state, Mr. Kaine comes across more as a genial traveling salesman for the Clinton-Kaine ticket than as a president in waiting.
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As an example, he points to Echo's investment in DispatchHealth, an on-demand model that sends medical care to patients, instead of having them sit in waiting rooms.
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Instead, what's happened is that every single wrestler in WWE gets more mainstream exposure than they otherwise might, making them stars in waiting for a promotion like AEW.
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The details: In addition to the cases been ignored by the department, but those who file are also left in waiting for responses for long periods of time.
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Republicans are an authoritarian regime in waiting Opinion Columnist Many people are worried, rightly, about what the appointment of Brett Kavanaugh means for America in the long term.
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He sits with me in waiting rooms before big appointments, and once composed math problems for me during a hospital stay as if prescribing a set of intervals.
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Still, many students living on campus locked themselves in, waiting until the authorities announced hours later that the suspect, also a student, had been arrested in his dormitory.
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House leaders have yet to schedule a floor vote on the Judiciary Committee's contempt citation and have expressed interest in waiting for other potential citations before doing so.
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Representative Beto O'Rourke of Texas has emerged as the wild card of the presidential campaign-in-waiting for a Democratic Party that lacks a clear 20223 front-runner.
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All but the strongest teams are afraid to commit attackers forward against them, and so Spanish matches are an exercise in waiting for them to unlock a defense.
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The Empress of Iran was decked out in Dior — as were her ladies in waiting — when her husband assumed the throne in 1967, according to this Times account.
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Partly because India views itself as a superpower-in-waiting, and partly from a desire not to provoke its bigger neighbour, India has shied away from formal alliances.
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In waiting rooms and at the bedside of too many children harmed by bullets, we have done our best to comfort devastated parents, caregivers, family members and friends.
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The pros and consChong said overall, there are probably more pros than cons in waiting until "Divorce Day" to break the news of a split to your partner.
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"We need to recognize that we do not currently look like a government in waiting," she said in a letter to Corbyn, which she also published on Twitter.
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The rest of the MPC are likely to conclude that there is little cost in waiting until at least August before deciding whether to raise rates, economists say.
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Sir Keir is the leader-in-waiting according to the betting markets but may fall at the first hurdle because the party is desperate to elect a woman.
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Trump Tower is a mass of black glass and steel not far from Central Park, but since last week it has become New York's White House-in-waiting.
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Elizabeth Canavan's "Ladies in Waiting," Brett C. Leonard's "Papo" and Mariana Carreño King's "The Red Gene" are among the plays in this year's series, which wraps up Jan.
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On Wednesday afternoon, several investigators, some wearing black gloves, went in and out of the house, frequently carrying boxes and bags of material they placed in waiting vehicles.
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Since 2016, Ukraine had experienced a surge of unexplained deaths, nearly a dozen in all, and Kiev had come to feel like a city of assassins in waiting.
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The company has done a good job of connecting with a vigilant audience, making us poised to take this next step of engaging more potential activists in waiting.
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The Chapel Royal of Hampton Court also hosted the baptism in 1537 of the son of Henry and Jane Seymour, Anne's lady-in-waiting and the king's third wife.
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" Krolikowski asked the public to be patient in waiting for developments because "investigators are putting together a very clear and concise case and that will come in the future.
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Around the corner from the hold-up, a masked figure holding a bloody machete, presumably a caricature of a jihadist, stands in waiting, his body strapped with lit dynamite.
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Even if it comes to nothing, it is a way of letting the Trump administration-in-waiting know that they don't have the sweeping mandate they believe they have.
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People shouting that they were in pain, people crying in waiting rooms, people carrying bags full of medical documents in endless lines, people talking to relatives on their cellphones.
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He is widely tipped as successor-in-waiting to Sir Antonio Pappano as music director of London's Royal Opera House, where Mr Bychkov is currently conducting "Così fan tutte".
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Some of the most powerful moments are the intimate scenes between Mary and her ladies in waiting, who dress and bathe her, whispering confessions and secrets in the dark.
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Earlier this week at the Fortune Brainstorm conference, Cagney said the company was in no rush to go public and would be opportunistic in waiting for the right moment.
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But blind faith in the democratic system we've grown up with blinkers us to the realities of how China, the world's superpower-in-waiting, gets stronger through democracy's misadventures.
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Although the software is still six month from going public, looking at what Google has cooking is a good way to know what kind of Android lies in waiting.
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A rare double-decker tiara has come up for auction that once belonged to a former lady-in-waiting to Spanish Queen Victoria Eugenia, the wife of Alfonso XIII.
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The irony that she and her ladies-in-waiting were cosplaying as milkmaids and shepherdesses when outside the palace walls people were starving was not lost on the revolutionaries.
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But by the summer of 2016, the case had become enormously politically charged, with GOP nominee-in-waiting Donald Trump repeatedly claiming the investigation would result in Clinton's indictment.
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Nyong'o rocked a wig and an elaborate metallic ensemble with giant puffed sleeves to channel Sheila Johnson's unnamed but much-admired Lady-in-Waiting character from the comedy classic.
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Investors, eager for safer investments amid a global market downturn, lost patience in waiting for Twitter to turn around its business and find a way to renew user growth.
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If you're willing to spend four days in waiting in line, maybe you'll be lucky, but even then you''re not guaranteed to get a pair in your size.
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Kobach told Reuters that the Trump administration-in-waiting is considering reinstating a database of immigrants from Muslim-majority countries — something the federal government did from 21 to 2000.
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In Iraqi Kurdistan, the core of their putative state-in-waiting, the two dynasties that fought a nasty civil war back in the 1990s are also at loggerheads again.
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" Toward the end of the exhibition, the audio guide presents Catherine's unglamorous demise in 1796: "A lady-in-waiting found her in the toilet, lying on the floor unconscious.
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Only fertile females that have mated — queens in waiting — seek refuges under the tundra, sometimes in old mouse burrows, where they outlast the winter in a state of torpor.
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And for some reason, after all the controversies this year regarding thrown items on the ice, the Flyers gave every single person in the building a projectile in waiting.
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But even if China succeeds in building a vibrant industry, it has to persuade a frightened public that genetically modified food is not another Chinese food scandal in waiting.
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The SPD'S leader-in-waiting, Andrea Nahles, is trying to convince members to back the coalition agreement ahead of the postal ballot, which will run through to March 2.
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Anwar was deputy prime minister under Mahathir in the 1990s and was seen as his successor-in-waiting in a government led by the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO).
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As part of the arrangement, the associate coach Todd Reirden — who was not allowed to interview with other teams — remained on staff and was considered the coach in waiting.
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And while the Fed is not yet "behind the curve," she said, there is a risk in waiting too long to follow up on December's 0.25-percent rate hike.
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A truly revolutionary philanthropic fund would not create a separate network, but seek out the schools, the community centers, the storefront start-ups and the other dreams in waiting.
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So Apple argues there's no harm in waiting a couple of weeks — especially since the central figure in the New York case, Jun Feng, pleaded guilty to narcotics conspiracy.
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Outside, Zeke is recovering from being tossed to the curb just as DJ Malibu arrives for his set, along with Shaolin, who is sort of like a lad-in-waiting.
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The restauranteur revealed that he had written to Queen Elizabeth II several times and had gotten responses from her ladies-in-waiting (which he laminated and keeps in his restaurant).
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Riyadh denies that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was involved in the murder, but the CIA has reportedly concluded that the king-in-waiting was complicit in the killing.
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In May 22016 — when Trump was the Republican nominee-in-waiting — Cohen says Trump told him he'd be willing to travel to Russia if that could nail down the deal.
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According to an earlier version of the CRR report, bans-in-waiting are dangerous because they cannot be immediately challenged in court as they have not technically gone into effect.
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Looking past the label, however, American socialists are more progressive Democrats than Castros in waiting—and their rise poses more of a challenge to the Democratic Party than to capitalism.
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" During a different reception, one of the Queen's ladies-in-waiting, Susan Hussey, said of the church service, "I thought it was beautiful, exactly what the Queen would have wanted.
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But in the event those time-sweetened bonds ooze away, what will be left is an unpalatable aftertaste of division and weakness, precisely what the world's superpower-in-waiting wants.
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Because Hillary Clinton is no longer seen as a president in waiting, contributors may look elsewhere and the foundation may have to rethink its scope and priorities, these experts say.
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The next day, still in a depression that's only worsened by her birthday portraits arriving and her mother's attempts to matchmake her, she gives her lady in waiting a call.
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Duvall is nothing like the lithe superstars-in-waiting like Manny Machado or Nolan Arenado, nor is he a surly old cut of meat like David Ortiz or Nelson Cruz.
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The idea of Shevchenko as Ukraine's manager-in-waiting doesn't simply spring from the romantic dreams of misty-eyed fans; there may be a degree of realpolitik at work, too.
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We need a champion of the fashion movement in Washington: Perhaps Nancy Pelosi, whose six-year-old Max Mara coat went viral last year, is our movement's leader in waiting.
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The death of Queen Victoria in 1901 and nine years later of her son Edward, bloated and decadent after decades in waiting, marked, in Britain, decisive breaks with the past.
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Rick Snyder could still decide to go against his party on some of the most controversial changes - giving the Democratic leadership-in-waiting another reason to stay quiet for now.
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In the Tudor era, a lady-in-waiting provided "noble counsel" to the queen and could become the king's mistress or even, after a clutch beheading, the king's new wife.
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All that can be said with certainty is that should anyone beat the man who has already pocketed $124 million in prize money, he should consider himself champion in waiting.
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Mr. Khan is still trying to gather enough support to form a majority coalition in Parliament, but the Pakistani news media is already calling him the prime minister in waiting.
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"There is even a sense of civic engagement in waiting in long ATM queues as part of the effort to stick it to a corrupt and wealthy elite," Dasgupta says.
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PaRappa the Rapper's popularity in the original PlayStation period, and rose-tinted memories of it since, marked 1996's cutesy rhyme-along exercise as likely remaster-in-waiting long ago.
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Diana Rigg, no longer needed in "Game of Thrones," joins the cast in high curmudgeon mode as a lady in waiting, a harrumphing embodiment of British propriety and narrow-mindedness.
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If there were any question about whether his evolution to president-in-waiting would temper his presentation or moderate his tone, the rally offered a forceful answer: Not a chance.
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Brian Naylor, the NPR reporter, talks to Ray LaHood, a Republican who presided over the vote after the Speaker-in-waiting Bob Livingston stepped aside after admitting his own affairs.
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This week, Saudi Arabia's leader-in-waiting, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, paid Trump a return visit, with the President once again reeling off the list of deals they're doing.
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Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) also stressed that he wanted to see Trump retract his Curiel remarks but said he will "concentrate on areas of agreement" with the nominee-in-waiting.
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Moreover, Democratic leaders have no interest in waiting for the courts to resolve the various subpoena disputes with current and former administration officials — many of whom could provide revealing testimony.
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If their rituals recall Beckett's tramps in "Waiting for Godot," they also reference plantation America and biblical Egypt; this is a tragedy too big for any one era to encompass.
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He called for all Lima Group nations to immediately freeze PDVSA's assets and to transfer ownership of Venezuelan assets in their countries from Maduro's "henchmen" to Guaido's government-in-waiting.
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The correlation between listening to Eminem and being a serial killer in-waiting is a loose one at best, so you can take these results with a handful of salt.
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Trump is casting himself as the leader of the GOP even before the first vote has been cast, and did so by assuming the role of commander-in-chief in waiting.
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Unconfirmed. But in one rare sighting, she whipped out a bullet of hot pink lipstick IN PUBLIC and applied it directly on her lips — no lady in waiting to be seen.
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But with the New York real estate developer now president-in-waiting, Romney's appearance at Trump National Bedminster on an unseasonably warm November day was symbolic of hard-won party unity.
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Would he stay at Illinois State, where he had a team capable of contending for the Missouri Valley Conference title, or would he become Larry Brown's coach-in-waiting at SMU?
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Donald Trump's cabinet-in-waiting is taking shape in the final days of the race, as aides eye a number of Trump loyalists for major posts should he win on Tuesday.
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Within weeks of Mr Ramaphosa's elevation to president-in-waiting (parliament picks the president, and the ANC controls parliament), police and prosecutors had opened investigations into several of Mr Zuma's friends.
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After a clichéd voiceover, Ophelia's (Daisy Ridley) story follows her from a humble childhood to living among royalty as a lady-in-waiting to Hamlet's troubled queen mum, Gertrude (Naomi Watts).
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Getting physicians to remember to offer the new type of test is another story, Naimer said, though electronic medical systems and simply leaving urine collection containers in waiting rooms could help.
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"I think the market will be more patient than people think" in waiting for policies like tax reform, Jeff Mortimer, director of investment strategy for BNY Mellon Wealth Management, told CNBC.
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First the Trump administration-in-waiting cut a deal with United Technologies to essentially halve the number of jobs its subsidiary air-conditioning company Carrier was planning to send to Mexico.
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In the 2018 Halloween, the pure white damsel has become a tough gunslinger, but one who feels a little repellent, a little too much like a survivalist in waiting for armageddon.
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The delay would buy Mr. Xi more time to promote and test favored candidates and prevent his influence from ebbing away to a leader-in-waiting, experts and political insiders said.
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This hazard-in-waiting is a new kind of environmental threat: In the past, there was little reason to worry about water-borne pollution on an ice sheet 100,000 years old.
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I leap from the sky, crashing into yet another room that looks suspiciously built for people to fight in, waiting for the next slate of victims to spawn from the netherrealm.
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"I felt there was no point in waiting any longer to begin," she said, "because it would be many a long year before I would have a room of my own."
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The agency has not specified whether it would pay Mexico to detain the migrants in waiting, or whether it would let them fend for themselves as they do now in Tijuana.
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Now, Mr. Corbyn is seen, even by some opponents, as a prime minister in waiting — an astonishing transformation for a political veteran who spent decades on the fringes of British politics.
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Many previous Cleopatras have outshone their Antonys, but Ms. Okonedo and Mr. Fiennes alike rise to the challenge of a sweeping, episodic text that can feel like a screenplay-in-waiting.
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"Trump was very disciplined and very patient in waiting to see how they would react," said former House of Representatives Speaker Newt Gingrich, a Republican and close ally of the president.
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We follow her career from childhood scamp to lady-in-waiting, scorned by the other attendants but favored by Queen Gertrude (Naomi Watts), who commands her to go to the forest.
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Even little details like the placement of the napkin holders or the soda machine can make a big difference in waiting times for fans eager to get back to their seats.
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And partly it is because it feels as if Reus, even on the cusp of his 30th birthday, is still somehow a talent-in-waiting, his potential not yet fully tapped.
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But office supply store Staples had some choice words about the Kardashian matriarch's latest necklace design that have set Twitter on fire like Angela Bassett and the car in Waiting to Exhale.
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That was when 200 activists with the millennial-led Sunrise Movement flooded the offices of House speaker-in-waiting Nancy Pelosi to demand that she make the policy a central Democratic priority.
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The trial was scheduled to be conducted in two phases, beginning with a non-jury trial before Mooney to determine whether DeCrescenzo acted reasonably in waiting so long to file her lawsuit.
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Back in the old days — we're talking, like, the 1800s — to be a lady in waiting was to assume the role of personal assistant to someone of a higher or royal court.
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McCreery, who is serving her first full term in the Missouri House, told the Washington Post that she felt she showed "great restraint" in waiting a few months to file the resolution.
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Prominent Republican lawmakers have stated publicly that they think Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman — the nation's king-in-waiting and a close ally of the Trump administration — orchestrated the killing.
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They have also offered diplomatic support to opposition groups that consider themselves an alternative government in waiting, and encouraged them to refuse any final settlement that fails to remove Assad from power.
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The film tells the story of Hamlet from Ophelia's perspective as she tries to navigate the ins-and-outs of the royal court as a lady-in-waiting for Queen Gertude (Watts).
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Despite losing a national election in June, Labour describe itself as a 'government in waiting' and is campaigning in the hope that Theresa May's fragile minority government will fall, triggering fresh elections.
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It has not been easy to fight against the inertia that has been passed down for so many years, but after all, if the future is female, what's the point in waiting?
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With the CDU leader thus adopting the air of chancellor-in-waiting, Berlin has taken to guessing when Mrs Merkel will seek to hand over the reins of government to her protégée.
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Some hold Plotnitsky in high-esteem as a hero of the separatist cause; others dismiss him as a despot-in-waiting who profits from a murky network of corruption, criminality and patronage.
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They touched on his severe degree of pettiness in waiting outside all night in the cold for Jaime to show up, as well as his shudder-inducing stares throughout the entire episode.
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Furthermore, it currently identifies with one wing of the Democratic Party in particular—the Clinton wing—to the extent that it has commonly been referred to as Hillary Clinton's government-in-waiting.
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Internal Macquarie emails show that outgoing CEO Nicholas Moore and his successor in waiting, Shemara Wikramanayake, were aware of the reputational risks of the trades and involved in discussions about the funding.
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Pliskova has long been thought of as a Grand Slam champion-in-waiting and the Czech provided evidence of her grasscourt pedigree as she hurtled past Monica Puig 6-0 6-4.
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One minute it sounds like a chart hit in waiting, the next it feels more like something you might come across during a jazz night at east London's experimental mecca Cafe OTO.
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Yet the sticking point for China is that Ms Tsai has to date refused to concede to Chinese demands that her government-in-waiting accept that Taiwan is loosely part of China.
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" Abbott, the Labour Party's interior minister-in-waiting, said it was above her pay grade to say if there would be such a vote but that "it had to be an option.
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The Leavers' Conservative leaders, assuming the mantle of a government in waiting, promise that "their" Britain could cover all the lost European subsidies and grants to farmers, poor regions, universities and schools.
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That's what you need to zip across a cable connecting the starting (chapter one) area of Mêlée Island to the small hideaway of Meathook, the Sea Monkey crew member in waiting. Obviously.
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In trading Chapman and Miller, the Yankees got seven new players (excluding Warren) in exchange for two closers while keeping Dellin Betances, a two-time All-Star and a closer in waiting.
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Mr. Schumer, who climbed the ranks of Brooklyn Democratic politics, is the party's Senate leader-in-waiting, the successor to Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, who did not run for re-election.
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"Adolf Hitler: His Life and His Speeches" was published two years before "Mein Kampf," the autobiography and manifesto that historians consider the moment Hitler went from political propagandist to leader in waiting.
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One of the songs is "Sittin' Up in My Room," recorded by Brandy and featured in Waiting to Exhale, a 1995 film in which four black women dream and articulate their desires.
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As Mary thrives and tests the limits of her independence, surrounded by affectionate ladies in waiting, Elizabeth becomes increasingly brittle and remote, alienated from her own affections and encased in elaborate costumes.
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But an NYT report reveals that instead of being investigated by outside lawyers, his allegations were picked up by Goldman's general counsel and top executives — including David Solomon, the C.E.O.-in-waiting.
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In waiting for the storm, you are talking about the fear of the future and when it's over, you are talking about the fear of what you are returning to, if anything.
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So it's now crystal clear that the G.O.P. is not a normal political party; it is an American equivalent of Hungary's Fidesz or Poland's Law and Justice, an authoritarian regime in waiting.
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"I really don't see any harm in waiting longer to take more stock of the inflation situation," Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Evans told reporters after an event in Zurich on Wednesday.
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Though they will engage with him, other European leaders are hardly enthusiastic about Britain's prime minister in waiting, who campaigned for Britain to leave the European Union in the 2016 Brexit referendum.
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Sam Hunt and Maren Morris may represent different permutations of the country music heretic, but the bottom line is the same for both: They are, without shame, huge pop stars in waiting.
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McCarthy, who has long been viewed as a potential Speaker-in-waiting, was elevated to front-runner status in the race after Ryan officially endorsed McCarthy to be his successor last week.
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Khan, widely seen as Pakistan's prime minister-in-waiting, is now courting independent candidates and minor parties to form a coalition government in a nation that has fought three wars with India.
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Earlier this year, François Kress, chief executive of Carolina Herrera, left that brand after a public kerfuffle around the hiring of the designer Laura Kim as effectively a creative director-in-waiting.
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In "Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement" she plays Princess Mia, who has accepted her role as Genovia's monarch-in-waiting only to learn that she needs a husband to assume the crown.
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In a speech intended to present him as a prime minister in waiting, Mr. Corbyn said that it would be a "national disaster" if Britain quit the European Union without a deal.
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He took steps to appear as the nominee-in-waiting, releasing the names of some foreign policy advisers and pledging to name seven to 10 people he would pick for the Supreme Court.
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Clegg notes that the majority of the fashion and beauty history we have of Antoinette comes from the memoirs of her ladies-in-waiting, Madame de la Tour du Pin and Madame Campan.
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George R. R. Martin made a point in A World of Ice and Fire to state that Joanna hardly ever went back to King's Landing after being dismissed as a lady-in-waiting.
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"All FEMA commodities are being distributed," said de la Campa, adding that the shipping containers had already been in waiting in the docks of San Juan from before Hurricane Maria hit last week.
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Once his family moved from Westchester, N.Y., to Arizona, he and his brothers became essentially home-schooled by a strict mother who had no idea what truly excited Paul, the neurosurgeon in waiting.
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Tulsi Gabbard's presidential campaign-in-waiting has started reaching out to LGBT groups and activists to address the past anti-gay comments that have circulated since she announced she would run for president.
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On Thursday, Sweden's royal dad-in-waiting got out of the palace for a night judging what might be thought of as the ultimate foodie fantasy: choosing the nation's Chef of the Year.
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At her most recent visit from a President — when Donald and Melania Trump came to Windsor in July — the Queen made a point of introducing him to an American-born lady-in-waiting.
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Completing this image, I suppose we are the cameras in waiting, eager to document those mysterious forces to give some guidance to an artist, however powerless we are to operate the larger system.
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Still, tonight's debate was a rarity in American politics: a moment when the Palestinian people were discussed as if they were ordinary people, and not a fiction, or terrorists, or terrorists-in-waiting.
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So if Twitter is able to link an active disinformation campaign with spambots lurking in waiting to carry out the next operation it could successfully disrupt the long term planning of election fiddlers.
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If the two are approved by the committee, they would join Adam Szubin, the man picked to lead the Treasury Department's undersecretary for terrorism and financial crimes, in waiting for full Senate confirmation.
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What suspense there is lies in waiting to see if Turner will respond to Gray's plea and, more important, if the prisoner will in any way change the thinking of the other men.
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In March 1974 Princess Anne, her husband Mark Phillips, her lady-in-waiting Rowena Brassey, and her bodyguard James Beaton were stopped on their way back to the palace from a charity event.
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He even jailed the parents of his third wife, a lady-in-waiting named Srirasmi, under those laws by accusing them of abusing their connections with him, the BBC and The Sun reported.
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The economic consequences of the election are uncertain; the politics are fraught, and even proponents of a rate increase have said they do not see much difference in waiting a few more weeks.
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The two of them have been eking out whatever existence they can on this New Earth in Waiting, a dust ball identified as a suitable future home world, albeit after some generous terraforming.
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But the fact that he knows he has the freedom to cast about as a campaign-in-waiting forms, shows how much of his political identity is predicated on being white and male.
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If no successors-in-waiting appear, that would raise new speculation that Mr. Xi may try to keep power in some form after his second five-year term as president ends in 2023.
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There was an almighty upsurge in new players in the hours following the update, adding both fresh meat and potential titans in waiting to a healthy community of around 400,203 active monthly users.
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If Mr. Corbyn never really looked like a prime minister-in-waiting — someone who could run the Civil Service, craft detailed public policy or handle the nuclear codes — there, counterintuitively, lay his appeal.
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Presidential immunity while in office, he writes, is a fuzzy area in the law, and smart prosecutors see the wisdom in waiting until after the president leaves (or is forced out of) power.
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The Blues abruptly fired Coach Ken Hitchcock, cutting short his final season in St. Louis and putting the coach-in-waiting Mike Yeo in charge of the underperforming team months earlier than planned.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) and House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) are both seen as potential Speakers-in-waiting — or minority leaders if Republicans lose the majority in November.
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The project was announced in October by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the influential king in waiting who is overseeing the kingdom's economic transformation and spearheaded the campaign that led to Alwaleed's detention.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May can get a Brexit deal through Britain's parliament if she negotiates a compromise with the opposition Labour party, the party's finance minister-in-waiting said on Wednesday.
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Given everything that's happened this year — including what the past two weeks have revealed about the Trump administration-in-waiting — it's hard to say that planning for the worst-case scenario is irrational.
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In 1977, two men with semiautomatic pistols opened fire on her Rolls-Royce when she was returning from a night at the casino in Cannes, killing her lady in waiting and wounding her driver.
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Legal permanent residents, while they aren't US citizens, are often citizens-in-waiting; they've been accepted into the US for life (as long as they don't commit crimes) and have passed multiple vetting processes.
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"Taliban spokesmen have been presenting the movement as a competent, development-oriented government-in-waiting, one that can advance the welfare of the Afghan people more efficiently than the current Afghan government," Crews said.
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Still, the mayor-in-waiting campaigned skillfully and offered an attractive alternative at a time when Erdogan's economic magic dust appears to have run out and his nationalist appeal is grating on some voters.
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Alongside courts, which even many people in government-controlled areas consider more reliable and fair than the official justice system, taxation is at the heart of Taliban efforts to build a state-in-waiting.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's prime minister-in-waiting, Anwar Ibrahim, was rushed to hospital late on Saturday night after he complained of a pain in his shoulder and back on his return from Turkey.
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If and when they hit 218, all eyes will be on Ryan (and the leadership that includes two speakers-in-waiting) for what they do next and if they try to squelch the effort.
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"Remember this feeling, know the power to win," House Minority Leader -- and potentially House speaker in waiting -- Nancy Pelosi told an audience that cheered "speaker, speaker, speaker" for her as she took the stage.
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An article on Page 174 this weekend about the idea of waiting for things as a cultural trend misstates the English period when a lady-in-waiting could become the king's mistress or wife.
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Lesser-known candidates will face a set of challenges that won't impact higher-profile challengers who have national name recognition, aides lined up to work for them and campaigns-in-waiting anticipating their orders.
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But by Sunday, Trump had managed to unite virtually every Canadian politician in outrage, including the likes of Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh, and presumed Albertan premier-in-waiting Jason Kenney.
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Trump has shown himself so willing to cover for the prince that late last year the Senate felt compelled to pass an extraordinary resolution that directly condemned the monarch-in-waiting for the murder.
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Victory for El-Sayed, who has seven months to catch up to front-runner Gretchen Whitmer, would give added juice to Sanders' 2020 prospects and confirm the strength of his potential campaign-in-waiting.
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So on Monday, the American Academy of Pediatrics issued a new policy statement, "Infection Prevention and Control in Pediatric Ambulatory Settings," to help minimize the spread of germs in waiting rooms and exam rooms.
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Written by a noblewoman and lady-in-waiting, the novel captures the aestheticism, intrigue and mores of court life as they swirl around the irresistibly handsome, polyamorous, morally flexible (and fictional) Prince Genji — a.k.a.
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Chuck Schumer is one part of the Chuck-and-Nancy team leading the united resistance against President Donald Trump and, if the 2020 election breaks right for Democrats, the Senate majority leader-in-waiting.
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But at the same time, her district manager brought in a manager in waiting, a man who would train under Dawn at a manager's salary so that he could be fast-tracked to management.
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And then there's the treat of watching Smith spar with Imelda Staunton, who plays Lady Bagshaw, a cousin on the outs with the family over an inheritance issue, and the Queen's lady-in-waiting.
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He has designated a longtime aide, Heather Hargreaves, as his campaign manager-in-waiting, and recorded a television ad that could air in the early voting states in the event he becomes a candidate.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian prime-minister-in-waiting Anwar Ibrahim said on Thursday he has given a statement to police after denying an accusation that he sexually assaulted a former aide a year ago.
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It began with ladies-in-waiting in an Elizabethan court, in long broad-gauge knit gowns, like giant woolly scarves, with elaborate tulle or mille-feuille satin boleros buckled on with leather saddle straps.
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Under its rules, the Senate shows comity to the House in waiting until the roster of managers is sent, just as the House shows comity to the Senate in submitting an impeachment without conditions.
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Maher Dahood, who lost his wife and two daughters on a boat just meters away from the Greek coast, caring for his remaining child in the room he is lodging in waiting for relocation.
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The fact that, at the same time, he is so popular with the Tory grassroots provides her with her most powerful whipping device: support me or you might end up with this disaster-in-waiting.
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The theory is that the gravity from the larger cluster pulled them in, which is noteworthy in itself, but scientists are watching over it for any changes, specifically in waiting for them to form stars.
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LIESMAN: BUT SOME OF YOUR COUNTERPARTS, OECD AND IMF HAVE ALL RAISED THEIR FORECASTS IN ANTICIPATION OF FISCAL POLICIES, THE MARKET CERTIANLY SEEMS TO HAVE RAISED ITS FORECAST, WHY IS THE FED RIGHT IN WAITING?
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In docs obtained by TMZ ... Laurence says, "the parties have entered into an agreement in disposition of property which will be submitted for approval" ... as in waiting for the judge to sign off on it.
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Instead, the woman who presides over the opera's dance spectacle is her lady-in-waiting, Princess Eboli (wearing the queen's mask), who sings with excitement of her chance to be queen for a single night.
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It makes sense to begin with the banner image that adorns the majority of the promotional material, including the sign posted outside the Ford Foundation's building: Athi-Patra Ruga's photographic print, "Umesiyakazi in Waiting" (2015).
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Nothing in Mr. Schuette's long career in politics indicates that he would try to resolve the infrastructural crisis of Flint and Michigan's Flints-in-waiting with major public investment in infrastructure and a regulatory framework.
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The 32-year-old king-in-waiting and a Saudi delegation are cementing ties with the Trump administration and lining up American investors as the kingdom embarks upon an ambitious plan to diversify its economy.
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Donald Trump's administration-in-waiting has some creative solutions to the "conflict of interest" thing; a YouTube star gets kicked off a plane, and says it's Islamophobia; Russia has a drinking problem (with bath lotion).
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The best plan is to find fans-in-waiting, writers with genuine passion and encyclopedic knowledge; Ace Atkins, recruited by Robert B. Parker's heirs for the continuation of the Spenser series, is a good example.
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In recent months his low profile has taken him from leader-in-waiting to also-ran, according to one recent poll among the activists of the Conservative party who will ultimately pick its next leader.
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Then there are his successors-in-waiting, James Murdoch, said to be the most liberal-leaning of the three, and Lachlan Murdoch, said to be somewhere in between them, according to those who know them.
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If an addict agreed to Adams's help, Adams drove him to a treatment facility, sat beside him in waiting rooms, ferried his parents or siblings to visit him there or at the jail or hospital.
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"In light of today's PMI and other recent surveys, there is perhaps more value in waiting for more data before using up valuable and limited monetary policy ammunition," HSBC's chief European economist Simon Wells said.
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He teaches a handful of violin students and plays at a couple of senior centers every week, not to mention frequent impromptu recitals in waiting rooms or the offices of his doctor, dentist and accountant.
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The UK and EU don't have to make a decision on extending the transition period until the end of June 2020, but the prime minister doesn't seem interested in waiting to see how things go.
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The firm that is marketing his hedge-fund-in-waiting has received $2 billion to $4 billion in commitments from investors, said three people familiar with the matter who were not authorized to speak publicly.
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Critics of the Vermont independent had been worried he'd have a juggernaut-in-waiting to fuel a second presidential campaign, but that anxiety has faded after watching Our Revolution the past year and a half.
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Wearing their hats like crowns, they hold themselves with the bearing of a queen and her lady-in-waiting, an impression that the word "Regal," seen on a building across the street behind them, reinforces.
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Christian Yelich, marooned in despair his entire career in Miami before being traded to Milwaukee is now an MVP in waiting, and the Brewers are trying everything, by hook or by crook, to eke out wins.
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"I thought we played a complete game — offense, defense, special teams," said Penn State coach James Franklin, once the head coach-in-waiting at Maryland under Ralph Friedgen before ending up as head coach at Vanderbilt.
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And while we shamelessly tune in, waiting for the Jordyn-Tristan scandal to go down on TV, the season premiere gave us an unexpected look into an upcoming beauty collaboration between the family's biggest beauty moguls.
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It means Luke becomes more than a reclusive hero-in-waiting, coming to recognize the battle that's been raging inside of him and how it colors the way he interacts with the world, and with Rey.
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He survived there for five years and was seen as a president-in-waiting: experienced, Catholic, with five children by his Welsh wife Penelope, professing a devotion to jolt the country out of its economic stasis.
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OK, maybe an exception to the rule would be if you held a stock for 364 days, and there is no harm in waiting a few days to sell it to cross the one-year mark.
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" She added, "They did inform me that unfortunately she would not stop to accept them as it's not protocol and if I'm lucky her lady-in-waiting might spot them and accept them on her behalf.
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Trump's administration-in-waiting spent much of the Thanksgiving holiday weekend undertaking a kind of ritual humiliation of Mitt Romney, who emerged at least for a time as a top contender to run the State Department.
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Outside, communing with my own Cream of Nectar and condensed milk, I saw two sets of people: the talkative customers-in-waiting and the silent patrons, their heads bowed over their sno-balls in quiet contemplation.
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"Smooth" was played at weddings, at ballgames, in restaurants, in waiting rooms, all over the radio, and probably by that one dude in your college dorm who would show up to parties with an acoustic guitar.
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Further complicating these entanglements are Olivia's hedonists in residence — her cousin Sir Toby Belch (a gloriously uninhibited Mr. Hensley), his slow-thinking pal Sir Andrew (Daniel Hall) and her lady in waiting, Maria (Lori Brown-Niang).
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Today, we see them as superheroes-in-waiting, ready to lift up their families and countries once a $70 loan frees them from their husbands and the cultural expectations that prevent them from working for pay.
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In early 2012, when he was still China's leader-in-waiting, he visited the United States, capping his trip by attending a game of the Los Angeles Lakers and receiving his own bright yellow Lakers jersey.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's solicitor general on Tuesday ruled out charges against prime-minister-in-waiting Anwar Ibrahim over allegations that he sexually assaulted a former male aide, saying there was not enough evidence to proceed.
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Though no decision was or has been made, the invite list offers some useful insight into the shape of Sanders's campaign-in-waiting -- and a level of early organization that was absent from his 22015 bid.
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My heart goes out to anyone who gets attacked, but it's totally appropriate to exercise a bit of skepticism and to exercise a bit of patience in waiting for the facts to develop around this story.
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At around 2AM, he took to the mic to thank the crowd for coming out and supporting the community, as well as for their patience in waiting a full extra year to attend the Northland party.
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PROVINS, France (Reuters) - France's main conservative party needs to go on the political offensive against President Emmanuel Macron by rediscovering a right-wing identity and increasing its appeal to National Front voters, its leader-in-waiting said.
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But there's something about these jobs that is inherently appealing to offenders, or that otherwise cultivates the impulses of serial killers-in-waiting and causes them to be curiously over-represented among this rare breed of murderer.
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"There's a false assumption that she lives in some gilded palace with staff and ladies-in-waiting and all these royal perks," a close confidante of the Duchess of Sussex tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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Under the rule of King Salman and his son, the king-in-waiting Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia has taken the world by surprise several times with a bold and unapologetic approach to foreign policy.
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Venezuela's leaders-in-waiting should offer safe passage to Mr Maduro and his cronies to a comfortable refuge, perhaps in Cuba, and a political future to members of the regime who abide by the rules of democracy.
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Hughes arranged a meeting with Lemnos Labs, one of Silicon Valley's first hardware incubators, and in November of 26, two Lemnos partners flew to the Vardakostas home in San Juan Capistrano to visit the entrepreneur-in-waiting.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Support for Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) hit a record low, a poll showed, and the party's leader-in-waiting said she had "no Plan B" should members reject a coalition deal with Angela Merkel's conservatives.
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What's wrong is considerably more significant than whether Whitney Houston – whose performance in Waiting to Exhale and on its multiplatinum soundtrack was passed over by the Academy this year – gets another conversation piece for the powder room.
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Dotted throughout their journey are the elements that will cohere in "Waiting for Godot": the blasted landscape, the tedium of life as a near vagrant, the mundane conversations about boots and carrots between a footsore, starving couple.
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In 2001, he married his third wife, a lady-in-waiting, but took away her royal title in 2014 and arrested nine of her relatives, including her parents, on charges that they'd abused their connection to him.
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How long can conservative Catholics persist in waiting for such a pope, and in telling one another — as they've been doing, rather miserably, of late — to obey the church of 2,000 years rather than the current pontiff?
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T: WOMEN'S FASHION An article on Page 174 this weekend about the idea of waiting for things as a cultural trend misstates the English period when a lady-in-waiting could become the king's mistress or wife.
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T: WOMEN'S FASHION An article on Page 2556 this weekend about the idea of waiting for things as a cultural trend misstates the English period when a lady-in-waiting could become the king's mistress or wife.
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Sources tell Business Insider that one of the new board members has not been picked yet and Stephenson's one-time successor-in-waiting, John Stankey, is auditioning for Stephenson's job, though has not been guaranteed the role.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Garbine Muguruza is doing her best to stay grounded ahead of the Australian Open after a breakout 2015 season brought a wave of attention and suggestions that she was a grand slam champion in waiting.
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Cooper, who described his MGA reign as the "pinnacle" of his career, traveled to New Orleans last week to act as a "lady in waiting" for longtime friend Suzy Wong (because "that's what sisters do," Cooper said).
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"She would say she had doctor appointments and we would take off work and sit in waiting rooms for hours, and something would always go wrong and she'd get agitated and we'd wind up leaving," he said.
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If problems do arise, they may find themselves in situations like Mr. Oberman, who suddenly became the lone male patient in waiting rooms full of women, and a target of curiosity or scorn from some health workers.
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The company lasted only a few years, but it produced Donald's favorite stage role, as Estragon in "Waiting for Godot," half of a comic pair that The Los Angeles Times described as "practically perfect," with Gwen directing.
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It's a deeply cynical take on both the consumerist Western freedoms available to Lithuanians after their 1990 independence and on the fate of all human bodies — the women aren't so much living people as corpses in waiting.
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But the firm's chief-executive-in-waiting, David M. Solomon, who started as a leveraged finance banker, has named two other bankers to top positions — a sign of where the strength of the financial powerhouse currently lies.
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Then the Queen's lady in waiting wrote back and said she'd very much, her Majesty had very much enjoyed reading it and was looking forward to further copies, which obviously, that was the start of my career.
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Banged-up guests include Sterling K. Brown's out-of-luck bank robber, saddled with a badly wounded younger brother (Brian Tyree Henry); Charlie Day's abrasive "I don't belong here" con artist; and Sofia Boutella's assassin-in-waiting.
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Charles, Prince of Wales Born: November 14, 1948 What to know: First in the line of succession, Prince Charles is the longest serving British monarch-in-waiting; he's been the heir apparent since the age of three.
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The few other people in the room were members of the imperial family, court chamberlains, ladies-in-waiting, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, leaders of the two houses of Parliament and the chief justice of the Supreme Court.
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Ms. Warren, clearly conscious of the symbolic power of her run-in with Mr. McConnell, has turned the phrase into her own slogan-in-waiting, and invariably finds a way to sprinkle it in her public remarks.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Labour Party needs to do more to promote aspiration and look more like a government-in-waiting, the party's business spokeswoman, Rebecca Long-Bailey, said when she formally launched her leadership campaign on Friday.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Anwar Ibrahim, Malaysia's prime-minister-in-waiting, denied on Thursday that he had sexually assaulted a former male aide, describing the accusation as "politics at its worst" days before his ruling party's annual congress.
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While a star-in-waiting — Azura Stevens, a 6-foot-6 transfer from Duke — sits it out, Katie Lou Samuelson, a 6-3 sophomore forward, leads the returnees, along with Kia Nurse, Napheesa Collier and Gabby Williams.
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When he arrived at JPMorgan in 27.5 — as chief executive in waiting following the takeover of Bank One, where he was the boss — the Wall Street giant had just cleaned itself up after the bruising dotcom bust.
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The unity government-in-waiting has called for an immediate transfer of power, and its prime minister said in an interview broadcast on Thursday that it would move to Tripoli from Tunis in the "next few days".
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Given Wyoming's blood-red hue — this state voted for Donald Trump by nearly 50 freaking points — whoever emerges from the GOP primary is the next governor-in-waiting, barring some shocking twist in the next few months.
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So until a judge declares that Obergefell's rule is binding on them in carrying out their official duties, it remains an abstract principle in waiting rather than an immediate order to issue marriage licences to gays and lesbians.
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It's accurate to call this self-defeating — a methadone substitute for my addiction-in-waiting — but I do wonder if, for some of us, it's the myths and the backstory that are more interesting than the actual games.
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The President's struggle to cement long-lasting political achievements along with efforts by his own aides to rein him in have meanwhile tempered fears of some critics when he took office that Trump was a tyrant-in-waiting.
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The ruling will be watched closely in neighbouring Malaysia where gay sex is also a crime and led to the conviction of prominent politician Anwar Ibrahim, who is now broadly seen as the country's prime minister-in-waiting.
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Paul Manafort, Mr. Trump's campaign chairman, said on Thursday that the Democrats' new attempts to label Mr. Trump a dictator-in-waiting signaled desperation and were an effort to counter his rousing convention speech last week in Cleveland.
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I've never found someone who cares enough to hold my hand in waiting rooms or to hear about the worst parts of everything, about all the firsts I never got to experience, or what I remembered of flatlining.
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Instead, we spend most of the movie with Amber (Rose McIver) as she struggles to find a way to take on her new duties as a queen-in-waiting while maintaining her independent nature, and also her blog.
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The health department works with medical providers and facilities, confirming diagnoses, trying to prevent infectious children from exposing others in waiting rooms, tracking down and immunizing people who are exposed, and carrying out a lot of community outreach.
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As for Staunton's newly introduced character, Lady Bagshaw (a name Oscar Wilde might have invented), she's not a sadistic instructress but a demure lady-in-waiting with no kids and a big estate that Violet is panting for.
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Joining among the guests were the princess of Patiala and the royal princess of Bhutan as well as Thai government officials, foreign ambassadors, dignitaries and several lords- and ladies-in-waiting for the Thai royal family, Lysacek says.
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The story was written by a noblewoman and lady-in-waiting named Murasaki Shikibu and is widely considered to be the first novel — paving the way for centuries of literary study and analysis, imitation, and numerous illustrative exercises.
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Solomon, who is now effectively the chief executive officer-in-waiting after his rival in the succession race decided to leave the Wall Street bank, is trying to get dealmakers and traders to work together to produce more revenue.
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As the insurgents have won ground, levies on land and day-to-day economic activities have added to funds raised from illegal mining and the drug trade, allowing the Taliban to bolster its credentials as a government-in-waiting.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Days before democracy champion Aung San Suu Kyi led her lawmakers into parliament as Myanmar's government-in-waiting, Ei Than watched bulldozers sent by the military destroy her house in a slum on the outskirts of Yangon.
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On no grounds other than my innate distrust of rich, white Silicon Valley "disrupters," he's always given me Batman villain-in-waiting vibes (and his embrace of union-busting tactics at his car factories doesn't do him any favors).
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On Wednesday morning, President-elect Donald Trump announced that he will nominate Steven Mnuchin for secretary of the Treasury, delivering another top job in the administration-in-waiting to someone whose main qualification is personal loyalty to Donald Trump.
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All of which meant that we could all focus on what really mattered: examining, in minute detail, the facial expressions of Carlo Ancelotti and Mikel Arteta — Everton's and Arsenal's managers-in-waiting, respectively — as they watched the game unfold.
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Yet even these Democrats — eyeing the arrival of a Republican administration-in-waiting that has vowed strong support for Israel — left little doubt that they were parting ways with Mr. Obama on the substance of the United Nations resolution.
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Mr. Trump's personnel problems are rooted in a dysfunctional transition effort that left him without a pool of nominees-in-waiting who had been screened for security and financial problems and were ready to be named on Day 1.
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John McDonnell, the party's finance minister-in-waiting, will say in a speech he wants to "rewrite the rules of our economy", casting the election as a chance to overthrow a system where billionaires can buy access to power.
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The more time they invested in waiting for a reward — in the case of the rodents, flavored pellets; in the case of the humans, entertaining videos — the less likely they were to quit the pursuit before the delay ended.
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In fact, only last weekend she introduced one imaginary boyfriend to her friendship group (apparently, it went well.) Under Stephenson's watchful eye, I begin to wrestle with the faceless mass of clay that will soon become my boyfriend-in-waiting.
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This has already become an issue right here in New York, where the Secret Service has been racking up massive bills, as has the city, to keep Trump Tower secure while he uses it as his White House-in-waiting.
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I'm familiar with the founders of all four of those trillion-dollar companies, as well as the one in waiting, and not one of them in the early days ever dared to think of such a shockingly high corporate worth.
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While she will bring her strong transatlantic sensibility to the remainder of her term as Defense minister, it will be harder for Kramp-Karrenbauer to push German policy in new directions now that she is no longer a chancellor-in-waiting.
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LONDON (Reuters) - With France's presidential election a potential banana skin-in-waiting for markets, forecasting sites that rely neither on voter surveys nor real-money betting are becoming a tool of choice for financiers and policymakers in search of an edge.
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RELATED: Democrats accuse Trump of disloyalty over Clinton emails Nominees are viewed by voters, reporters, their peers and future international counterparts as commanders in chief-in-waiting on whose choice of words lives and crucial national security interests could ultimately depend.
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Since the referendum two of Britain's three main parties have lost their leaders, Theresa May has fought a botched election, the cabinet has been paralysed by infighting and Jeremy Corbyn, Labour's hard-left leader, has become prime-minister-in-waiting.
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The Favourite could be competing against itself With all three of the film's actresses nominated for a Golden Globe, the film about two ladies in waiting fighting for the favor of Queen Anne could be facing off against itself on Sunday.
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Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz face off in the film as two ladies-in-waiting competing for the favor and affection of the frail Anne (Olivia Colman) — but also in the best supporting actress race, where they have both been nominated.
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Fertility patients require daily monitoring—blood work and vaginal ultrasounds that measure the progress of follicle growth—so clinics offer testing before normal office hours, meaning there's a lot of time spent in waiting rooms before the day even begins.
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We find all of the same motifs of sexual deviance being used in the 16th century to attack the ladies-in-waiting of the French queen mother Catherine de Medici, de facto ruler of France during the Wars of Religion.
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Muguruza has been tipped as a grand slam champion-in-waiting after a break-out 2015 in which she made the final of a major for the first time at Wimbledon and also reached the quarters of the French Open.
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The king-in-waiting recently wrapped up a cross-country trip to the United States to shore up relations with Washington, promote foreign investment in the kingdom, and mint partnerships with U.S. firms and universities to develop new business sectors.
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Indeed, the pace and structure of this novel suggest a movie-in-waiting, from Cheri's abandonment at birth and subsequent adoption to her own midlife struggle with infertility, all tied off in the closing pages with a conveniently neat bow.
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We also got footage from the Jack Reacher sequel Jack Reacher: Never Go Back, complete with Tom Cruise video message; horror sequel Rings; latest sword-and-sandals failure-in-waiting Ben Hur and Brad Pitt/Marion Cotillard WWII drama Allied.
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In "Waiting for the Artist," Armisen plays the Ulay character, here named Dimo, a provocateur who is constantly trying to take credit for Izabella's work and admits that he was cheating on her while she was ascetically devoted to her art.
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"Abaaoud clearly presented himself as the commander of these 90 kamikazes-in-waiting, and that he had come directly to France in order to avoid the failures they had experienced in the past," the police said the friend had told them.
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A recent story in The Hill described a book by Michael D'Antonio, a Trump biographer, that asserts that Pence believes God is "calling him" to "function as a president in waiting" and that he believes he is destined to be president.
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When you parse his Inaugural address — and watch the unmistakable prominence and power of deeper-thinking nationalists like chief strategist Steve Bannon, policy guru Stephen Miller and Attorney General-in-waiting Jeff Sessions — you see a Trump form of nationalism emerging.
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Saudi's king-in-waiting believes that Russia has been "cheating" on oil production agreements, and after giving them "many chances," according to one source close to the government, has decided that this is the moment to put his foot down.
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This cut from the 2001 reunion album "God Bless the Go-Go's" — the band's last — has been fashioned into a duet where the vain Princess Pamela (Bonnie Milligan) and her lady-in-waiting, Mopsa (Taylor Iman Jones), turn into dueling divas.
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"As a lady-in-waiting, Abigail starts in plain black, and as she graduates higher in status to Queen's maid and then to lady again after she marries, we incorporated more white into her outfit," Powell writes in an email.
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Carolina travels to New England to face the Patriots (123-113) this week, and the team cannot afford to be patient in waiting for Newton to find his mojo, or a 103-216.5 start will have suddenly become 213-210.
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We are all patients-in-waiting, bound together on a wait list of inheritance hidden deep in the elegant whirls of that double helix in every one of our cells — silently paused in its inscrutable determination to shape our lives.
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Consider his affection for the Milwaukee County sheriff, David Clarke, an Arpaio in waiting who has called activists in the Black Lives Matter movement "terrorists" and who runs a county jail where inmates have a tendency to die under suspicious circumstances.
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There are a lot of good new features in iOS 113, but it's clear that Apple's pushing hard to get it out, and I don't think there's any harm in waiting a tick for these bugs to get cleared up.
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While inflation remains well below the Fed's 2 percent target, Fed officials argued the time was right for a hike as they expect inflation to make its way back up towards that level, while noting the risks in waiting to act.
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Unlike many would-be rivals — who have either declared their intentions or are taking more traditional steps toward a run, like building campaigns-in-waiting and assembling early-state teams — Mr. O'Rourke has done little formal preparation for a bid.
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