Margo: Basically, I'll jump back in where I left off.
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The slides jump back in time, to the irreversible error.
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If they see me jump back in, they work harder.
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Easily jump back in time to continue where you left off.
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That way, you can easily jump back in at any time.
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You lose your train of thought and can't jump back in.
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"You just jump back in and say something else," she said.
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At this point, we jump back in time to the week before.
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You can jump back in time on YouTube, Periscope or Facebook Live.
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It was so easy to just jump back in and get to work.
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I do think, though, that it's safe to jump back in with this sequel.
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But it's strange: You become obsessed, and soon you want to jump back in.
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Moro said if bitcoin holds just above its current level, bulls will jump back in.
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But if you have an extra life, you get to jump back in and keep playing.
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Our first foster placement left several months ago, and I'm feeling ready to jump back in.
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I pack lunches, feed the kittens, make my morning coffee, and then jump back in bed.
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"Let yourself do the appropriate mourning and feeling back to normal before you jump back in."
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This is because the smallest jump back in time you can make is 20 million years.
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I am so weak right now, but when I do jump back in, I'll go there.
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Until we get answers, why not jump back in and stream some of the master's top tracks.
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Would you like to list off some things and have me jump back in time and witness them?
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So the question now is: is Forsaken the time to jump back in, especially considering it costs another $40?
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A: There may be a movie — they still haven't decided — in which case we'll jump back in with them.
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Warcraft III is making its triumphant return with Warcraft III: Reforged, and it feels so good to jump back in.
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Now that the ticking clock is gone, I'm actually tempted to jump back in and keep going with my character.
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She experiences moments of panic and indecision as a brand-new doctor, but is always ready to jump back in.
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However, this could mean the market has further to fall before investors get bullish and jump back in, Sanchez says.
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The man thankfully managed to jump back in in time but there was no doubt that he'd have hit him otherwise.
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That deactivates your account—it's not actually gone and you can jump back in to the social maelstrom at any time.
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"I think at least in the short term it is too early to jump back in EM (emerging markets)," Patel added.
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"You need the market to calm down for investors to jump back in," said Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities.
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However, before advising investors to jump back in on the pullback, he spoke with Lam Research's CEO Martin Anstice to learn more.
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But they are a big part of what I like about Watchmen so far and why I'm eager to jump back in.
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"We also saw a jump back in bond yields which is healthy for the financial sector over in the U.S.," said Lucas.
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But how do you know for sure when capitulation is about to happen and it's time to jump back in the market?
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I saw people who had once played, but had since stopped, saying that this might be the time to jump back in.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said investors should not be too quick to jump back in the market after Friday's coronavirus-induced sell-off.
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He can now move on to other areas of interest, but I have no doubt should they falter, he would jump back in.
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So we jump back in time for the next room which is themed around the idea of "paragone," or technical comparison between disciplines.
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And with 20 new songs made during the brightest period of their lives so far, McCauley is finally ready to jump back in.
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Republicans are urging Jolly to jump back in the House race after former St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Baker passed on it in April.
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Chill step three: Once you've made sure someone uploaded that shot to Instagram, jump back in the pool and get on a float.
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If someone is passing you at the end of a lane, give them time to push off and start before you jump back in.
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Michigan State opened the second half with an 23-2 run to jump back in the game even as the fouls continued to mount.
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It was good to have some room to reflect on your relationships, and you can jump back in now, all the better for it.
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A recession permanently places them outside the labor force, when non-disabled workers who stop working in recessions often jump back in during recoveries.
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The episode begins with another slight jump back in the chronology, checking in as Jadis scuttles away during Simon's unauthorized massacre of her cohort.
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Armed with the Index and some microfilm rolls, however, you could jump back in time and just about always land in the right spot.
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Austin: So there's a "new player experience" here for people who maybe played a bunch at launch and just want to jump back in.
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Becca says she's ready to jump back in "with the right person" — and says Blake is the one that makes her feel so hopeful again.
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Team Sonic Racing does not get my heart pumping and after playing for a few hours, I wasn't compelled to jump back in at all.
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Now we need investors to jump back in and look to hedge some of the uncertainties over global growth, over China, with positioning in gold.
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"When I'm ready to jump back in, I'll figure out where I may be able to best help the ATG at that time," he wrote.
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Ilana brushes it off in the moment, but after she and Abbi jump back in the car and head home, his apartment is their first stop.
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Daly and Duggan argue that more people join SSDI when unemployment is high, and then don't jump back in the job market when unemployment falls again.
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Frankly, it's hard to believe Fitz is not glued to his phone, hanging on the events of the day and wanting to jump back in and help.
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But a camera monitors whether drivers are paying attention — and they're alerted if they aren't — because they may have to jump back in and steer the car.
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She'd just returned home after three weeks of traveling, and she wasn't completely ready to jump back in to her usual fitness routine — and we can relate.
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Stocks bounced back from Friday's sell-off, but it's not the opportune time for investors to jump back in the market at full force, CNBC's advised Monday.
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But once the market responds to the worsening earnings picture and returns to recent lows in the 103,400 area, investors should jump back in and buy cyclical names.
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LIEUTENANT Mehmet Ali Celebi has not sat in a gunship cockpit for years, but will jump back in at a moment's notice if the Turkish army comes calling.
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And not all who have cut their exposure to Spanish stocks are ready to jump back in until there is a political resolution one way or the other.
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If a video is too hard, I just pause it for a sec, and then jump back in, which is low-key the best thing about workout videos.
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Those games also come with modern amenities, like save states that allow you to stop games anywhere you want and jump back in exactly where you left off.
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People have a tendency to move money out of stocks after steep drops, but often fail to jump back in quickly enough when the market finally bottoms out.
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After trailing 70-51 at the 9:22 mark, San Antonio ripped off runs of 13-2 and 113-2 to jump back in front at 79-74.
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After trailing 103-51 at the 9:22 mark, San Antonio ripped off runs of 13-2 and 15-2 to jump back in front at 79-74.
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The rally could continue for months or years — there's no way of telling — and if you get out now, you may not know when to jump back in.
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"I feel like it may jump back in when I'm 45 years old, drunk in a Denny's, telling people stories about how I used to be great," Awesome said.
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He says people's misconceptions about their ability to jump back in when needed along with their misunderstanding of the technologies can lead them to become dangerously disengaged or complacent.
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By the time he stood next to Mr. Corbé at Industry, he felt ready to jump back in the dating pool, but felt a visceral antipathy to dating apps.
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He appears relatively early in Atkinson's story: only one jump back in time after a brief 1981 sequence in which the heroine, Juliet Armstrong, is hit by a car.
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Stocks bounced back from Friday's sell-off, but it's not the opportune time for investors to jump back in the market at full force, CNBC's Jim Cramer advised Monday.
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Josh Duhamel says he knows exactly what celebrity he'd save if he magically had the power to jump back in time ... former LSU and NBA star Pistol Pete Maravich.
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Cleveland used a 14-3 run — capped by back-to-back 13.53-pointers from Channing Frye and James — to jump back in front 66-64 late in the third quarter.
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Google is looking to hire more than 50 people in China from software engineers to communications managers as it looks to jump back in to the world's second-largest economy.
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But players can also look forward to an ongoing drip-feed of freebies: guns and gear, yes, but also monthly world events that create new reasons to jump back in.
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But that same poll showed that three-quarters of Florida Republicans wanted Rubio, who vowed to retire from the Senate when he launched his presidential campaign, to jump back in.
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After weeks of speculation and mounting pressure from top Senate Republicans to jump back in the race, Rubio decided Wednesday morning to reverse his pledge to retire from the Senate.
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According to the report, Rodriguez got out of Bracoviche's car when they got to the parking garage of her apartment building, only to jump back in through the passenger-side window.
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" True to form, the "Hands of Time" singer has also expressed her goal to get back on tour as soon as possible, saying, "I'll jump back in where I left off.
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If you get out of the market and then wait too long to jump back in, you may miss the upswing, which could prove a costly error in the long run.
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There's an option to quit the game, but when you do it'll still keep the instance running on Microsoft's servers for a few minutes just in case you want to jump back in.
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It may be an older title, having originally launched in 2011, but the portable nature of the Switch should breathe some new life into the experience for those looking to jump back in.
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To understand this level of corporate integration — and how TV has been headed toward it for nearly 30 years — we need to jump back in time to explore the invention of the cable bundle.
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You walk away from a game you enjoyed for a long time, and months later, right when you've got the urge to jump back in, the pressure of re-learning everything scares you off.
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Those commitments are being kept private for now, but one option was to roll them out as a response if Corker had said this weekend he was inclined to jump back in the race.
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Redler also says now is a time to reduce a position in the energy sector until an opportunity arises to jump back in — that level for oil would be around $58 to $62 a barrel.
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He's retiring from his Senate seat, and while he could theoretically jump back in that race, two GOP congress members and Florida's lieutenant governor are already running, making a late entry awkward to say the least.
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Antti Niemi snapped out of an ugly funk with a 34-save performance in Saturday's 4-2 victory over San Jose to jump back in the mix with Kari Lehtonen for the starting job in the playoffs.
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I try to take clear, detailed notes when I test a recipe so even if I don't test it further for a year or two, I can jump back in with what I wanted to change next.
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Voters will decide Just as Trump's climate change denials led him to isolate the US by withdrawing from the Paris climate accord, any Democrat who beat him in 2020 would, presumably, jump back in immediately, an epic whipsaw.
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But the screen's content and recommendations will also change with the time of day, Spotify says, and the content has also been better organized so you more easily jump back in or browse recommendations from the main page.
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"One mistake that people can make when the market reaches an all-time high is to either completely get out of the market now or if you have been out of the market to jump back in," she said.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: Bill, and guys --I want to jump back in, because we had talked about Avon and you reference it, David referenced it as well that Coty, the consumer products cosmetics company, had made an $10 million bid.
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"I'm going to jump back in the cage -- or in the cage for the first time -- because I used to fight in rings in Mexico and in Asia, but never inside the cage," Del Rio told The MMA Hour.
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Freeze is more bullish on Netflix, though he is not over-anxious to jump back in and thinks there is still risk that putting the cash back to work in market could precede another leg down in tech stocks.
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Right now, I think a whole bunch of people have questions about No Man's Sky Next, and what's in it, and functionality, and they're making up their minds about whether to buy it or not and jump back in.
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It's a lovely little recess from a day of hard work, but with all the delicious food in your stomach it can be hard to jump back in or even keep your eyes open once you return to the office.
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FROST: MR. SLOAN, IF I JUMP BACK IN AGAIN, I SUPPOSE I WANTED TO ASK WHETHER YOU'RE HOPEFUL THAT THE EARNINGS THAT YOU'LL BE RELEASING ON FRIDAY WILL HELP YOU TO DRAW A LINE UNDER THE SHARE PRICE PRESSURE YOU'VE FELT.
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"That's why you want to progress to where you're doing exercises where you fall from a height, land with a lot of stiffness, spend very little time on the ground, then automatically reverse and jump back in the air," Kechijian says.
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The middle of the day becomes a bit of a struggle, so I take a break to cook a comfort food lunch (grilled cheese sandwich) and watch a few Samantha Bee clips, which refreshes me enough to jump back in.
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But generally speaking, the publisher's latest game releases — many of which are vast open world games that even a 50-hour story struggles to fully explore — are going to be followed by add-ons that give you new reasons to jump back in.
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As someone who has been looking for an excuse to jump back in the game since I finished it last year, it was a welcome site — I really missed these guys, and just seeing them hanging out together brought back fond memories.
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FROST: TIM, JUST WANT TO JUMP BACK IN AGAIN AND ON THE CALL EARLIER TODAY WITH THE MEDIA, YOU OUTLINED THAT YOU'VE HIRED BACK AROUND ABOUT A THOUSAND EMPLOYEES SINCE SEPTEMBER, MANY OF WHOM HAD LEFT RELATING TO THESE SALES CULTURE ISSUES.
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Lopez-Cantera, a close friend of Rubio's, had urged him to run for reelection following the June 12 mass shooting at an Orlando nightclub and had previously said he would step aside if the Florida senator wanted to jump back in the race.
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Bloomberg wrote:Even after the staggering sell-off in digital assets in 2018—a year after Bitcoin came in touching distance of $20,000 it now trades at around $4,000—crypto pros see signs institutions are getting ready to jump back in if they need to.
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There's nothing worse than finishing off a new hairstyle with a stiffer-than-expected spray — you know, the ones that make you want to jump back in the shower and start fresh rather than live with that sticky feeling for the rest of the night.
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Over the six or so hours the campaign lasts, you'll learn more about the two factions and their war, as you venture through IMC facilities, track down high-ranking officers, and even jump back in time to learn more about one of the key plot points.
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So when the directors of the first movie, Jennifer Lee (who was also the screenwriter) and Chris Buck, came to Lopez and Anderson-Lopez in 2015 and asked whether they would collaborate on a "Frozen" sequel, the songwriters weren't sure that they wanted to jump back in.
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"Having someone as well-known as Mitt Romney publicly supporting the Utah Republican Party's fundraising efforts effectively sends a signal to former donors, the business community, and the entire Utah political establishment that 'the water is warm,' so to speak, and it's safe to jump back in," said state GOP Chairman Derek Brown.
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"This wave of good news coming in the form of this double-digit earnings growth is in the rear-view window now and I think it's kind of hard to look out and see what's the catalyst to get buyers to jump back in aggressively," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer, North Star Investment Management Corp.
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