BTW ... this was not just a moment in time.
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But put that to the side for just a moment.
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Suspend your belief in moral absolutism for just a moment.
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IT'S ON THE NAT GAS SIDE IN JUST A MOMENT.
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So allow me to defend lobbyists for just a moment.
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This is just a moment n your personal Hero's Journey.
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We are going to be back in just a moment.
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Not to a vigil, just a moment in the day.
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QUICK: LLOYD CAN WE HOLD ON FOR JUST A MOMENT.
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Let's pause just a moment to look at something cool.
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For just a moment, everyone was looking up, in silence.
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For now, there is just a moment, unscripted and unwanted.
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"The I.P.O. is just a moment in time," he said.
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This is more than just a moment of slapstick inelegance.
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Newt Gingrich is going to be here in just a moment.
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We&aposre going to debate immigration policy in just a moment.
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Let's put that demeaning marketing campaign aside for just a moment.
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Let&aposs look at the Brennan record for just a moment.
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So I want to get to that in just a moment.
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You know, it's about not just a moment, but a momentum.
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For just a moment, he's excited and we're excited with him.
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EVANS: LET'S GO BACK TO OIL FOR JUST A MOMENT HERE.
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LEMON: We're going to talk about education in just a moment.
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I thought, Oh yeah, it was just a moment for you.
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We could be just a moment away from the next level.
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Sofia Kenin thought for a moment, just a moment, before answering.
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Just a moment I'll look in google translate what u meant.
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We&aposre going to play that for you in just a moment.
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We'll be back with more from Warren Buffet in just a moment.
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We'll be back with more from Warren Buffett in just a moment.
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For a moment — just a moment — the US had a nuclear monopoly.
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Squawk Box returns with all that and more in just a moment.
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We&aposre going to have more on that in just a moment.
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Put aside partisan politics and U.S.-Russia relations for just a moment.
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We know your time is valuableand assistance is just a moment away.
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Stop and think about the optics of that for just a moment.
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We're gonna have more from this Berkshire summit in just a moment.
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And we'll have more on that coming up in just a moment.
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Of course, valuations are just a moment in time and could change.
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We're going to continue this conversation with Warren in just a moment.
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We'll talk more about that with Mr. Buffett in just a moment.
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She&aposll join us tonight in just a moment with a lot more.
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CHAFFETZ: David, I want to ask you real quickly of just a moment.
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We're back with Becky in Omaha with Warren Buffett in just a moment.
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TAUSCHE: YOU GAVE THE BANK OF ENGLAND HIGH MARKS JUST A MOMENT AGO.
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We can talk about the rest of the world in just a moment.
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Collectively, the group has sent a strong message: This isn't just a moment.
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No. It was the event photographer's flash going off for just a moment.
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We&aposre going to have more on this tonight in just a moment.
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This was not just a moment of historic enthusiasm on Hyde-Smith's part.
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"Today, for just a moment, we wanted to pause and reflect," it continues.
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I see it for just a moment, but the thought brings me peace.
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Thankfully, doing so is simple and can be completed in just a moment.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: I want to turn to "Principles" in just a moment.
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For just a moment, silence becomes a caesura in the cacophony of catastrophe.
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BECKY QUICK: We're going to continue this conversation with Larry in just a moment.
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We&aposll tell you what we know about this letter in just a moment.
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GIFs are not only just a moment but also it's a bit of storytelling.
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QUICK: MR. TRUMP, CAN I GO BACK TO THE FED FOR JUST A MOMENT?
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But for just a moment, this millennial New Yorker was taken back in time.
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In the premiere that aired last week, Wellick's mask slips for just a moment.
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We'll have much more coming back with these three gentlemen in just a moment.
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Had Mason cracked for just a moment, I would've admired her all the more.
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The Democratic presidential discussion and debate continues here from Flint in just a moment.
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For just a moment, lose yourself in one of YouTube's oddest preoccupations: marble racing.
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It feels good to blow off steam with another man for just a moment.
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But maybe for just a moment we can all cherish this week's best video moments.
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What if we stopped for just a moment and looked at who they really are?
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So this is me stopping, for just a moment, and giving displays their due appreciation.
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Roland looks at him in disbelief, and for just a moment, his voice gets heated.
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There was just a moment that they knew, hit commit, and the pupil dilation vanished.
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AS IT ALWAYS IS WE'LL GET BACK TO THE HOLOGIC STORY IN JUST A MOMENT.
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I want to play just a moment from it for those who haven't seen it.
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Stay right there and we&aposll share them in just a moment with Raymond Arroyo.
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She and Ferdinand decide to put down their guns for just a moment, and Mrs.
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PENCE: Well... (CROSSTALK) QUIJANO: Well, we're going to get to Russia in just a moment.
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They can forget for just a moment and be transformed into whatever character they want.
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So put aside, for just a moment, the grossness of the modern-day correspondents' dinner.
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Image: AppleHold on just a moment before you drop $1,000 (or more!) on an iPhone X.
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What you will see is antisocial personality disorder, which we'll get into in just a moment.
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Our debate coverage — (inaudible) debate coverage will continue in just a moment with our colleague (inaudible).
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" I hate to break it to you, Nate, but this is more than just a "moment.
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As it takes on the weight of its payload, the balloon freezes for just a moment.
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My big fear is that this is just a moment of the media covering women running.
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It was just a moment of being drunk and having a lot of dudes judging me.
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"Any moment is just a moment before the dial can be turned up," Mr. Wray said.
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And for just a moment, we see how being wrong might have been good for him.
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And then, after letting himself take in the idea for just a moment, Coogler moved on.
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When Viall returned to Bachelorette, the slut-shaming tables turned (more on that in just a moment).
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Your stomach drops for just a moment, and then... you either love it or you hate it.
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So as we showed you just a moment ago, there is the hockey arena in North Dakota.
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Here to speak about all of this, Kellyanne Conway, counselor to the president, in just a moment.
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Not to mention her TV and her dishwasher, which the camera pauses on for just a moment.
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And all of these things, the technology and apps and trends and stuff, they're just a moment.
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Let's presume, for just a moment, that the election does not happen as scheduled, for whatever reason.
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The song overwhelmed me (I was hungover), but "Where Are U Now" wasn't just a moment for me.
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If you're zipping along, they have just a moment to pitch you burgers, or tires, or cloud services.
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HOWARD KURTZ, HOST: We&aposll have a report on the rescue efforts in Thailand in just a moment.
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MACCALLUM: Let&aposs just a moment with Dan Rose when he was in our studio a while back.
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For just a moment, we felt history belonged to all of us, and we mourned our common loss.
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He had reached for the city's name, as he had just a moment ago, but... it was gone.
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We&aposre going to get into more in just a moment, we have new information for you tonight.
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Gentleman, if you'll bear with us for just a moment, we're going to slip in a quick break.
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WILFRED FROST: WELL, WE'RE HERE FOR A SPECIAL REASON WHICH WE'LL BE GETTING TO IN JUST A MOMENT.
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Driving back to the hacienda that afternoon with Quiroz and García, Sando seemed, for just a moment, content.
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I had it just a moment ago, and I could swear I put it back in my wallet.
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A space that was just a moment ago a soft-toned cafe became a large patch of dirt.
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Warren, we are going to continue to press you on some of these issues in just a moment.
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"I've been saying from the beginning that it's not just a moment, it's a movement," Ms. Burke said.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Mr. Secretary, I wanted to come back for just a moment to the U.S. government shutdown.
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Now, we&aposre going to have a lot more on Mueller in the I.G. report in just a moment.
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Please, for just a moment, divert your attention from the 22018 World Cup or whatever the president is saying.
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I don't want a pilot who says, 'Attention, passengers, we'll be touching down in Denver in just a moment.
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But for just a moment on Saturday, Gonzalez forgot about life, its worries and Puerto Rico's long road ahead.
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Stick around, we've got a lot more coming back from Omaha in just a moment right here on Squawk.
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Peering for just a moment into the heart of the universe and snatching some truth before the curtain closes.
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I'd like to ask if we can table those for just a moment and talk about the real issues?
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On Thanksgiving, we'll look at the present as just a moment — one that will, as all moments do, eventually pass.
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CRUZ: And I'll tell you what, Donald, you — you very kindly just a moment ago offered me the V.P. slot.
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Becky Quick is live in Omaha with some very special guests that we'll get to in just a moment, Andrew.
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It takes just a moment to realize that the symmetry group of the circle can't be applied to the square.
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Steve Libby and Chris Hahn will debate tonight&aposs rally and much more, "Justice" rolls on in just a moment.
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But the president himself, if I might just a moment, the president himself has said Russia is our principal adversary.
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MACCALLUM: So coming up in just a moment, we are watching the baseball game too that plays out this evening.
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And we're gonna talk about that in just a moment, but I-- I think we need to take a break.
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Though just a moment, it changes her: Having leaned forward with his touch, she takes time to recover her poise.
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It's where Offred can pretend, if for just a moment, that the world outside hasn't fallen into chaos and violence.
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For just a moment, my breath clouding around me, icicles forming on my chin, I stood in that mythical Canada.
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But this city's mayor couldn't help but turn his eye from the past to the future for just a moment.
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There was a collective quick inhalation of breath, and for just a moment, the crowd was too stunned to even cheer.
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Closing statements in just a moment, right here, as the ABC News Republican debate continues from New Hampshire, right after this.
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Mr. Trump has been making quite a bit of news today so we&aposll get over there in just a moment.
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Okay guys, we&aposre to hit this and this other ANTIFA issue at the marine recruiting station in just a moment.
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You know, he created this -- I mean -- and also, remember, I think Jesse said this to me just a moment ago.
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We'll get into the why of it all in just a moment, but let's let the lovebirds have some fun first.
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Because every day we should take just a moment to express our appreciation, whether our mothers are still here or not.
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"It was just a moment," said Ray Christianna, 57, one of the patrons at the practically empty upstairs bar at Stonewall.
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Employee: Hello everyone, if I can have your attention for just a moment, we have a dreamer in this front row.
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It still took just a moment for the Wink hub to turn on my Philips Hue lights just like the original.
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I think we're going to have to live with this for a little while, but I think it's just a moment.
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I also want to take just a moment and thank those local and state elected officials that are in attendance tonight.
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And so for just a moment of heat, which we all have, I got upset that I couldn't do the play.
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But if you let your attention slip for just a moment, it's clear that Tess is the driving actor in these moments.
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Just after the driver backs out of the spot, the tree falls right where his car was parked just a moment ago.
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Close your eyes for just a moment, and enjoy one of the more perplexing and strangely beautiful noises in the Australian soundscape.
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The snake makes contact for just a moment before the men are fortunately able to remove its bite from the man's shoulder.
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So coming up in just a moment, you may have seen some of this last night as Roseanne Barr is speaking out.
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" Bossert went on to urge people to "focus for just a moment on the rest of the statement that he did say.
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In just a moment, we will be naming names, calling out comrade John Brennan and the leaker and liar himself, James Clapper.
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Keys, who is consistently captivating, sauntered on with flawless harmonies, and for just a moment or two, these Grammys felt utterly essential.
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For just a moment, simply pause and savor what it feels like to no longer carry that burden and pay that price.
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As you pull alongside and pass it, however, from your vantage point the car appears to move backwards for just a moment.
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Beth hunches and hugs her shoulders, shivering, and divulging for just a moment the slight frame that belies her otherwise intimidating presence.
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But, seriously -- politics aside, for just a moment -- it would be pretty cool to have a President who can play Hendrix, right?
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SCOTT: Back with our panel in just a moment, and we&aposll talk about the state of the military on this Independence Cay.
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It's like being in one of those restaurants where glasses get silently refreshed just a moment before you even think, I'd like another.
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The latest on the heated hearing which is still underway in just a moment, but first to another major story we&aposre following.
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Quick: You know, we could talk more about this in just a moment, if you don't mind if we sneak in a commercial break.
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This is the first I've heard, just a moment ago, that the Chinese have confirmed that they will be sending that delegation this week.
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"It was just a moment I could tell my son about when he grows up, and now I have a bigger story to tell."
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Karopkin tells me to breathe through it while tantalizing me with promises of how great I'll feel in just a moment...any moment now….
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During their warm embrace, the world seems to stop for just a moment and observers start to believe that maybe everything will be okay.
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The performance represented one way out of the self-consuming social-media cycle, but for just a moment, and for only a lucky few.
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"It was just a moment in time where it didn't matter what you were doing, whether you were an artist or whatever," Holliday continued.
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And for just a moment, a low-pay, tenuous job at Berry's seems, in contrast, like a pretty good way to make a living.
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I want to drill down on food for just a moment, but it's 12 percent versus 15 percent of household spending 28 years ago.
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Imagine, for just a moment, that you were going to create a game like Chrono Trigger or Final Fantasy VI for the contemporary game market.
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Notice the fear-filled worries and let yourself consider the hilarity of them for just a moment, and then get yourself back to reality stat.
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BECKY QUICK: You know, we-- could talk more about this in just a moment, if you don't mind if we sneak in a commercial break.
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As I watched on, the layers of the video began to unravel — the character sometimes blinks, and their eyes open, just for just a moment.
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But, but, but: IPOs are just a moment in time, and Uber has still managed become a $76 billion company in less than a decade.
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INGRAHAM: In just a moment I&aposm going to ask you what House leadership including outgoing House speaker Paul Ryan is saying about all this.
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In this election cycle, perhaps no more than any before, just a moment of exchange seems to be the tallest order and the most charged.
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As it takes on the weight of its payload—a triangular assortment of solar panels, antennas, and varied electronics—it freezes for just a moment.
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This was really special because we had been here all week with everyone and wanted just a moment to ourselves which we rarely ever get.
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More with Sean Spicer in just a moment, including whether he might become a talk show host after his combat tour in the White House.
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After pausing for just a moment, she revealed how she made ends meet during spring break: She increased her online dating activity to secure meals.
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He congratulated his Soviet colleagues, who had broken into triumphal wide grins when just a moment earlier they had professed ignorance of any Soviet launch.
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Taking time or even just a moment to mourn the old life you've outgrown... the face you used to have, before this new life happened.
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If this generation's brilliance is more than just a moment of exceptionalism the ripple effect should extend to the rank and file this off-season.
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"On the day of the Sabbat [holiday], it's important to take just a moment out of your busy schedule to honor Mother Earth," she says.
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And even if it's just for just a moment, it still presents a risk that isn't worth taking — especially when you're traveling at high speeds.
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And if so, what is so transformational and ominous about the act of penetration, if we table STIs and unplanned pregnancy for just a moment?
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Okay, we're going to come back in just a moment to Omaha with much more from Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger and Bill Gates.
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CHRISTOPHER WRAY, FBI DIRECTOR: Any moment is just a moment before, you know, that dial can be turned up one, much as we saw in 2016.
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"I think right now there's just a moment where the challenges that come with being Muslim American have hit a fever pitch," El-Sayed told CNN.
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For just a moment, my heart lifts and, as if to answer me, the hawk rises and spreads its wings and then flaps back into place.
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"It was just a moment where we could have had her exert her self-confidence and her independence — versus turning to him for validation," she said.
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MACCALLUM: You know, in terms of -- and we&aposre going to play a sound bite in just a moment, as soon as we have it turned around.
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No need to get out of your pajamas or brave the elements, just a moment of awkward conversation and, at worst, a last-minute search for cash.
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That's not a very exciting answer, but we've had such a wonderful time connecting with people I hope this is just a moment where that goes further.
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Forgive me, for just a moment, as I mimic Mario's "oh no" voice and despair, ever so slightly, at a bad move on the part of Nintendo.
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DM: If there's just a moment in there where we start to look like Italy and that's not a great thing when it comes to ... Food, yes.
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To celebrate Pi Day (and get the coronavirus out of our heads for just a moment), we've rounded up all the best deals from participating tech companies.
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The end of slavery would come in God's good time, but this might take quite a while, since to God a thousand years was just a moment.
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The airing of the allegations, he insisted, was not just a moment of crisis for him but a "national disgrace," and the controversy had "destroyed" his family.
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Andy Biggs, his a Republican from Arizona, when I talk to in just a moment, he believes that Maxine Waters must apologize for these comments that she made.
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Just a moment before the impact, the two look up, likely because they were warned or could hear the ice as it started to slide off the roof.
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In just a moment, Mark Meadows and Jim Jordan are join me to break major news on their effort to make the DOJ turn over documents to Congress.
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And that's what this record is, this record's just a moment in time of trying to figure out what the songs were and then just leave them alone.
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But it's worth stepping back for just a moment to remember exactly how much is at stake in what Trump calls his forthcoming "final decision" on this matter.
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Torn metal dances above an Earth so instantly mesmerizing that for just a moment you forget yourself, your predicament, and the warning sounding from inside your helmet. Move.
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Director Wray added that "any moment is just a moment before the dial can be turned up…potential penetration of voter registration databases" is still possible, he said.
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Watch how Mr. Gandelsman toys with the tempo for a just a moment at 5:43 and how the dancers respond, suspended, for just one moment, in space.
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I wish I had taken just a moment to enjoy each of those successes for a few seconds longer before immediately starting to look for the next best thing.
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They twist and turn in ways that are hard to predict, and you always seem to be just a moment away from falling off the edge to your death.
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Well, of course we now know that the Justice Department sought and secured permission to surveilled Trump Advisor Carter Page, whom you will hear from in just a moment.
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And as I pointed out just a moment ago, the number for the president right now is a 57 percent of those believe that he has made relations worst.
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I just wanted to get away from trying to chase sounds, I'd rather just discover sounds and then your song is done and it's just a moment in time.
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When he'd walk passed you it would give you the creeps, and just a moment before he was Bill Paxton, the lovely guy you want to hang out with.
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I hope that younger girls — or you can even be an adult — that listen to this song, whatever they're going through: know that it's just a moment in time.
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"I've been saying from the beginning, it's not just a moment, it's a movement," said Tarana Burke, the activist who founded "me too" long before it became a hashtag.
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They shared a cab afterward and after she got out, he found himself calling her and asking her to come back outside and meet him for just a moment.
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At any given time, something is definitely going on with West — so much so that if you look away for just a moment, it can become impossible to catch up.
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As of this month, "battle of the sexes" is no longer just a moment in tennis history or a platitude trotted out to describe any variety of gender-based friction.
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I believe in letting a story take me on a journey that helps me reflect on some aspect of my life or the world, even if for just a moment.
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Now we&aposre going to have some other breaking news now on Bill Clinton in just a moment when Gennifer Flowers joins me for her first interview in six years.
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When I'm feeling optimistic, I look down at my chest and see a friendly wink; the eye of my right breast closed, just a moment, acknowledging some great cosmic joke.
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Take a moment of silence even if it's just a moment, you sitting in the car before getting out to pump gas or buy bread or join a cookout. Reflect.
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"Soul Train" was one of my first memories of watching all these different beautiful black people dancing and having a good time, and that was just a moment for me.
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And while this could easily be just a moment of political hypocrisy — which aren't rare — it was also an insight into a fundamental difference between Pence and Trump's political philosophies.
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We&aposre going to have full analysis of Trump&aposs tough talk at the NATO Summit with Victor Davis Hansen, cannot wait, Walid Phares and more in a just a moment.
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But at Refinery20143, we wanted to make sure that this long-awaited cultural awakening is not just a "moment" that will be forgotten after the 28th day of Black History Month.
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And as I learned just a moment ago, a lead line played with mayo farts is immensely funny and makes me feel like a 12-year-old for laughing at it.
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Mike Tyson says Ronda Rousey's suicidal thoughts after the Holly Holm fight were just a "moment in time" ... insisting she doesn't feel that way now and she's good to fight again.
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For those of us in finance who lived through that period, and the countless others affected by it, it remains hard to think of it as just a moment in history.
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Opinion Columnist The news about Brett Kavanaugh and Rod Rosenstein is addictive, but spare just a moment for crimes against humanity that the United States is supporting in far-off Yemen.
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" — Eric Johnson Mike Monteiro, Medium America's Future is Texas "Stop thinking about President Donald Trump for just a moment and ponder where the country — with or without him — is heading politically.
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Staying with companies for just a moment, I find that they're very useful for boards because they can ensure that all the stakeholders in the company are on the same page.
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But when I approached myself, the Katz's man put up one finger to say "just a moment," and when he whirled back around, his outstretched arm held that familiar chartreuse can.
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" Or as the stately but sensuous Hatshepsut (Amelia Workman) elaborates: "Yesterday, today, next summer, tomorrow, just a moment ago in 1317 died the last black man in the whole entire world.
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Granted, it's a more quiet and introspective one, where people connect through a communal soundscape; where sound is the acknowledged tool that delivers psychological stability, even if only for just a moment.
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Her tribute is simple, just a moment of silence and a song, but her position as a major recording artist means that this is a statement that will echo around the world.
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Now, he is taken the helm as President Trump&aposs campaign manager for 2020, and he joins me now with an exclusive announcement that we will get to in just a moment.
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"When you're in foster care, if the right person comes into your world even for just a moment, they can help you reset and restart," she tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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Her lips were parted in a smile, her gaze slightly to the right of the camera, as if she had been captured for just a moment on her way to somewhere else.
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Jeff Yang: 'Look at the present as just a moment' Thanksgiving in my family has always been the time in which my extended, hugely diverse and predominantly immigrant family gathers together en masse.
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"I literally thought I was gonna get a pan from a camera for just a moment, so all this sounds amazing," says Hart, 32, in the clip after Swift, 29, describes her vision.
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At King, the cooks don't boil vegetables for just a moment or two and then transfer them, still crunchy, into a bowl of ice water to halt the cooking and preserve the color.
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Only her voice could coat those coded lyrics with enough of our DNA to make it feel like the freedom it was written about belonged to us as well, even for just a moment.
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I like the thought of how time is just a perceptory element, like in the way that similar experiences can feel like they last a lifetime, or can be over in just a moment.
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"Our work hopes to bring people together who under ordinary circumstances would not necessarily do so, reaching across multiple generations and backgrounds and creating shared experiences even if for just a moment," says Mongiat.
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When the most powerful and popular names in both major parties are best known for opposing the things you and your industry want, you're in trouble for what could be more than just a moment.
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It is classic internet jokery, but it's brought Area 51 back into the limelight for just a moment and reminded me that Area 51 might be responsible for why I enjoy video games so much.
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We leave babies in cars "for just a moment" while running into stores; we leave "unloaded" handguns lying around while we grab a soda; we violate enemy airspace with patrol aircraft to gather critical intelligence.
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In the end, as we close the pages on Simon and Abe and step back into our own lives, we might feel — even for just a moment — that we finally know what time looks like.
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Beastie Boys' "Sabotage" came on the loudspeakers, and then the new Roadster rolled out of the very Semi he had just introduced, ripping around the massive lot where the trucks had been just a moment earlier.
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The Moon in Aries connects with Mars at 6:56 AM, which would typically put some pep in your step—but the Moon squares Saturn just a moment later at 6:57 AM, which completely sucks.
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The battle with Mr. Gold and Mr. Silver But Mr. Gold and Mr. Silver also give me pause for thought, just a moment to ask myself: How would this go down in a game released today?
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You'll see details of everyone's favorite father-daughter duo sprinkled throughout the house and, for just a moment, forget the awful, terrible thing that happened (read: did not happen) at the end of Stranger Things 3.
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When the fake became apparent, Banjo was able to force Scott to hesitate for just a moment, giving the Arizona coverage unit enough time to collapse on him before he could reach the first-down marker.
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"Just a moment ago, the F-15K, the most powerful fighter-bomber in Northeast Asia, has returned from completing a patrol mission over our land, Dokdo ... without any problems," Moon said Tuesday, according to the news service.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: I want to go back to this break up the banks idea for just a moment, which is to say, do you think that the financial services space is not competitive enough right now?
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Let me — if you will indulge me just a moment — No, let's just get sworn in first before we — Folks, I'm overwhelmed but I want to — let me first make a couple of, kind of brief comments.
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In "the real world", the game's protagonist—more on them in just a moment—can use their phone to chat with friends, "confidants" as the game classifies them, over instant messenger, both in class and out of it.
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Let us pretend for just a moment that truth really does matter and words really do have consequences (lol, I know, right?), and apply the the longstanding rules of political gaffe coverage to this bewildering and unprecedented election.
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Not only is this a good summary of a gross new chapter in this saga, it's also just a moment of much-needed levity watching a professional funny person be reduced to giggles because he said penis accidentally.
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It seems for just a moment that Logan is throwing away a wildly unlikely, company-saving deal on pure ego and control issues by refusing to name Shiv as his successor, but nope, he gets what he wants.
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Let me — if you will indulge me just a moment — [chanting] No, let's just get sworn in first before we — folks, I'm overwhelmed but I want to — let me first make a couple of kind of brief comments.
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Gay men who wanted nothing more than to be in the company of their kind, even for just a moment, to loosen the knots at their throats and say, let us drink to this and that and one another.
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WALTER ISAACSON: Getting away from cyber for just a moment, even though it's a cyber conference, when you're looking at the threats now to the homeland that the FBI has to deal with, how has the threat landscape changed?
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Lyrically, "Sleep Well Beast," like much of the National's discography, dwells on the impossibility of human relations: how hard it is for two people to want the same thing, in the same way, for longer than just a moment.
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In theory, losing a ton of water weight and rehydrating 24 hours ahead of time makes sense: who wouldn't covet competing as the bigger, stronger athlete after grazing the upper limit of your weight class for just a moment?
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" Continued the host, "I do not know what the answer is, but I wanted to take just a moment here tonight to agree with the rapidly growing sentiment in America that it's time to grow up and figure this out.
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TMZ got this video of Taylor's exit from the church ... where security went to great lengths to shield her from a bunch of kids and adults standing outside, hoping Tay Tay would grace them with her presence for just a moment.
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Ashburn, Virginia (CNN)Donald Trump, trying to reassure a distressed mother with a crying baby, said Tuesday that he loves hearing babies cry at his rallies and told her not to worry -- only to change his mind just a moment later.
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Now, in his largest exhibition in the United States, Mr. Vanmechelen has teamed with Wasserman Projects in Detroit to showcase his art and also to take the concept much further (in a way that will become clear in just a moment).
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None of the Self-Care Jam entries are particularly long or story-driven, but they all exist to make you feel ok for just a moment—to treat you like a dog, in the best way, for just five minutes.
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Or, they might use this handout, Critiquing a Photograph, which accompanied our lesson Just a Moment: Photographing Ordinary Life that helped students learn from Times photos to think about the technical and aesthetic aspects of creating their own strong work. 4.
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This year's crop of college application essays about money, work and social class come from teenage writers who toe the line, tap dance on either side and often stay suspended, for just a moment, in the space above and between.
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After she tossed the Cheerios in the paper bag onto the kitchen table, she said, "If you'll excuse me just a moment," and she went upstairs to her room, and she e-mailed Jack with fingers that were almost trembling.
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Secretary Clinton — hold on just a moment, folks — Secretary Clinton, and Mr.Trump, I want to thank you both for participating in all three of these debates that brings to an end this year's debate sponsored by the commission on presidential debates.
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And I want to talk to you about the Putin meeting in just a moment, but when you look at this NATO situation, you know, I always feel like you have to kind of peel back and look at what&aposs actually happening.
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At an August event in Ashburn, Virginia, Trump, trying to reassure a distressed mother with a crying baby, said that he loves hearing babies cry at his rallies and told her not to worry -- only to change his mind just a moment later.
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I've also found myself wishing that both the Roku and Fire TV operating systems would add some level of multitasking to let you hop between services without always having to start over again once you leave an app even for just a moment.
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Oddly, a corner of the tech sector has produced the most promising sign that the post-Weinstein moment isn't just a moment — and it isn't from the corporate sector where sexual harassment is legally defined and theoretically policed by human resources departments.
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Let me -- if you will indulge me just a moment -- [CHANTING FOUR MORE YEARS ] No, let's just get sworn in first before we -- folks, I'm overwhelmed but I want to already -- let me first make a couple of kind of brief comments.
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But that wasn't enough to decide the match, and the two moved on to the 19th hole, where Woods had a chance to win with a putt that rotated away from the hole just a moment before it seemed to be going in.
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In a cozy room at the Los Angeles Convention Center, I get to see both the previewed-already "Ship Assault"—I'll get to that in just a moment—and "Black Sky," which is staged in Geneva, near-or-maybe-not-so-future style.
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So while I could — and will, in just a moment — write a comprehensive review of Love, Simon, maybe all you really need to know is that the packed audience I saw it with, filled with teenagers and twentysomethings in various romantic permutations, ate it up.
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Growing up in the post-Blair Witch era, you'd think most of us would know better, but there's every chance you would have followed a stream for just a moment longer than you needed to and turned back to find your primary school friends gone.
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With the violence peeled away for just a moment, with the plot sidelined, this game managed to deliver something that felt like it was made — unlike the rest of the game — by and for real people, to touch some part of their authentic emotional experience.
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To extend the metaphor for just a moment, your policies system is the solid ground from which you launch policies into your corporate space, and it provides the foundation on which policy management stands and from which the enterprise, as a whole, is governed.
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When he gets to the Double R to tell Norma the good news, it looks like he's once again just a moment too late—but Norma is only meeting that douchebag Walter to tell him in the Norma-est possible way to shove his franchising deal.
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If you look at phase three of the investigation like we talked about just a moment ago, having the 22009 people come and testify, I think will be very powerful for the Congress and for the American people to have transparency and sunlight in this whole mess.
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NBC News cited the child's mother as telling the police that she looked away from her son—who can be seen in an orange t-shirt in the security footage—for just a moment as she was printing her ticket at a kiosk when he disappeared.
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It creates a world where teen boys' innermost thoughts are scribbled on the wall, like passing notes, and where David can seem trapped between moments of time, in a dark place where he has the luxury to pause and breathe and contemplate for just a moment.
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We moved at such a languorous pace through what would otherwise have been a blink of a town that I could feel, for just a moment, that this tiny hamlet, with its single pub, gas station, antique shop and general store, was the center of the universe.
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Mario Greco has joined us, the CEO of Zurich Insurance, and, just for a moment, shareholders sit tight, we'll get on to the insurance business in just a moment, but, while I have you here, Mario, and thanks very much for joining us-, MG: Thank you.
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The scent, the skin-soothing properties, the way smoothing expensive flower essence across your face makes you feel like a rich old lady with a townhouse for just a moment... it's enough to make taking off your mascara something small to look forward to on the commute home.
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It was almost as if I was a hunter, knowing where I was sure to capture an image that was telling of the day, either covering an event, a picture that depicted harsh weather elements or just a moment that was moving enough to be published as a floater.
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"I just did like five movies over a two-year period, and I think it's a very good decision for me right now to stop acting in movies for just a moment, and I've never really done that, I've never changed my appearance," Stewart admits in the video.
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Just because of the tax and many other reasons, but just because of the fact... HOLT: Let me interrupt just a moment, but... TRUMP: Secretary Clinton and others, politicians, should have been doing this for years, not right now, because of the fact that we've created a movement.
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As much as that may sound like the setup to a joke, it was just a moment in time on the International Tennis Federation's Futures Tour, the lowest level of professional men's tennis, where thousands toil in relative obscurity with little hope of ever joining the sport's elite.
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Chanel loves to create a totally immersive set that draws its guests into the designer's world for just a moment, and the haute couture show was the most literal interpretation of that yet, turning the Grand Palais in Paris into a Chanel atelier complete with dress forms, samples, and seamstresses.
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Just a moment after he became the first human being to step onto the Moon, Armstrong had scooped a bit of lunar dirt into a sample bag and put it in a pocket of his spacesuit—a contingency sample, in the event the astronauts had to leave suddenly without collecting rocks.
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"We haven't seen yet an effort to target specific election infrastructure this time, but certainly other efforts — which I would call malign influence efforts — are very active and we could be just a moment away from it going to the next level," Wray said at the Aspen Security Forum last week.
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"Can you fathom for just a moment, the thought of going into the Situation Room, and everyone knows the reputation of that particular room ... with the expressed purpose of recording, not just a co-worker, not just your boss and the chief of staff, anybody," Gidley told Ned Ryun on Hill.
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Meanwhile, at Twitter HQ, the leadership revolving door at the entrance stops spinning clockwise for just a moment as a new face enters the building… Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey today announced that the company has hired Bruce Falck, previously the CEO of adtech firm Turn, as its head of revenue product.
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Being fair to Howard for just a moment before we dump sand on his head, the guy has played in thousands of pressurized playoff minutes and is headed to the Hall of Fame, so rushing to any conclusions about his effort and/or ability in a couple preseason games is a bit silly.
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A Word With If you best remember Bill Hader for the endearingly offbeat characters he played in his years on "Saturday Night Live" — the aging news reporter Herb Welch, the excitable Italian TV host Vinny Vedecci, the in-the-know clubgoer Stefon — maybe put that person out of your mind for just a moment.
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"I use magic as a kind of tool to help [my clients] find whatever it is their quiet zone is, to help them find that place that opens up the question or that opens up a focus or that allows them to listen to themselves even for just a moment," she said of her style of performance.
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You may not love AI and perhaps you still fear the rise of our robot overlords, but I encourage you to pause for just a moment and appreciate the beauty of a selection tool that doesn't assume you've highlighted six unrelated words on your phone, when you're really selecting an address and want to find it on a map now.
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The studio audience is quiet in a way where you can almost hear them hovering on the edges of their seats, and then a joke comes in that causes a much bigger laugh than might be strictly necessary, but you can tell how grateful they are to have the tension broken, for just a moment, and you feel that way too.
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The answer is confidence and commitment to the goals that were set out at the G203 in Brisbane and that we should continue with this G20 and across the world as we recognize that the answer lies in more trade stronger growth more innovation recognition of the extraordinary opportunities that are offered by the electronic digital platforms which Jack Ma was speaking of just a moment ago.
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And it struck me that this was a surreal way to encounter American ordnance, at the end of journey that began in the American Southwest and brought it all the way here, in this remote part of a desperately poor country, to the face of a man who, for just a moment two years and one month ago, thought he had something to celebrate.
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Genevieve: I'm going to table that question for just a moment, Todd, because this is probably a good place to acknowledge that the past 20 years or so have seen their fair share of black romantic comedies, very few of which have been able to break out of that unfortunately niche distinction but have collectively established a roster of black actors with a proven history of carrying a rom-com.
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When you encounter a person who believes he's merely honoring his ancestors by driving a car with an image of the Confederate battle flag on the tag, when a Facebook friend announces that it's disrespectful to take a knee during the national anthem, when you sit down next to someone at the church picnic who genuinely loves and respects the black people they know but who consistently votes for politicians with overtly racist policies, stop for just a moment and take a breath.
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She just stops a moment, staring, and though she's thirty feet away I can see a kind of recognition settle into her features, and it has to do with the way Allison is standing there beside me, as if for a portrait or an illustration in a book on family planning, the XY chromosomes and the XX. It's just a moment, and I can't say for certain, but her face goes rigid and she turns her back on us, mounts the steps, and slams the door behind her.
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