On the less good side, my father was a lapsed Quaker, but then he was a lapsed father too.
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Funding lapsed — though only briefly — twice last year.
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GCX's undrawn revolving credit facility of USD30 million has lapsed.
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Pass those sections of the Patriot Act that have lapsed.
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When their status lapsed, they would be eligible for removal.
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Some have switched to Evangelical Christianity; others have lapsed altogether.
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Funding for the program lapsed at the end of September.
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Many of those ties lapsed after the 1991 Soviet breakup.
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His nomination lapsed after he failed to win Senate support.
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S. Privacy Shield framework, but the certification lapsed in May 2018.
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The physical pain from the inversion table and butoh quickly lapsed.
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The crowd gave a collective groan then lapsed into virtual silence.
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Trump seemed flustered at times and often lapsed into self-contradiction.
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The bill was subsequently renewed many times, but lapsed in 22019.
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Government funding lapsed for a few hours in February after Sen.
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After the abbey falls, the lapsed novice winds up in London.
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Congress could not reach a deal before funding lapsed on Saturday.
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One thing you tackle is religion, and being a lapsed Muslim.
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The most recent agreement lapsed at the end of last year.
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Ari Weinzweig: I'm less and less lapsed as the years go by.
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Its previous application was filed in September and lapsed six months later.
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But the verification agreements that were part of the INF have lapsed.
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Rains were letting up early Friday, and flash flood warnings have lapsed.
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His first nomination lapsed after six months when the 85033th Congress adjourned.
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"In 21994, $22010 million in tax debts lapsed," Kiel and Eisinger wrote.
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Non-essential employees at agencies whose funding has lapsed have been furloughed.
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Rick's and Negan's forces have lapsed into a similar stalemate this season.
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He's confronting the promise but also the lapsed commitment of home life.
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As a lapsed Catholic who became Episcopalian, I'm in a new place.
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But after six months with no "moral dessert," her good deeds lapsed.
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Then he lapsed back into his beloved Size of The Crowd mode.
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Once the set "undo" time has lapsed, you can't edit after publishing.
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My interest in this isn't the mild curiosity of a lapsed Catholic.
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Government funding lapsed again last month, if only for a few hours.
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Here are the three occasions when funding lapsed and significant government shutdowns occurred.
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The weirdest thing, to lapsed-whatever non-American like me, was the earnestness.
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The IRS is one of the agencies whose funding lapsed on Dec. 22.
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But Friday, in a 5-1 loss to the Atlanta Braves, Harvey lapsed.
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Nuclear security cooperation between the United States and Russia has almost completely lapsed.
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"By definition, these are lapsed newspaper readers," said Mr. McCabe of Enders Analysis.
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This may be the perfect mini-series for the lapsed Marvel fan. Dept.
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One former DACA recipient whose protection had lapsed was nearly deported in Georgia.
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If they lapsed, the companies stood to lose a total of $3.5 billion.
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I'm a lapsed public librarian, and I can't imagine it any other way.
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Trump first nominated Trainor in 85033, but his nomination has lapsed three times.
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His father, Jack, a lapsed socialist, sold fabric, leather and vinyl for upholstery.
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Although both Republicans and Democrats support health centers, the funding lapsed Sept. 30.
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Bissell, a lapsed Catholic, proves an able guide through Biblical scholarship and legend.
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According to Connecticut state records, Todt's physical therapy license lapsed in September 2019.
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The home fans lapsed into momentary shock, but the Mexican players did not.
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He's had periods of sobriety and then lapsed back deep into the bottle.
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"Over the second half of 2016 we attracted millions of new or lapsed customers and we are pleased with the rate that these new customers are converting from new or lapsed to regular customers," Ells said on the conference call Thursday.
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As a lapsed meditator, I was curious to give the new device a try.
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In August 2015, the statute of limitations on three of the four allegations lapsed.
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What if he renounced his faith entirely, and turned into an already-lapsed Catholic?
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The lapsed patents for these systems, however, pointed the team in the right direction.
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It introduced new people to the franchise, and rekindled an interest in lapsed fans.
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The dollar lapsed to 112.17 yen, a telling retreat from last week's 114.54 peak.
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There were phases when the "western" Metropolitan lapsed (from the Orthodox viewpoint) into Catholicism.
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The week before it offered lapsed users three months of free access for resubscribing.
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Those whose protected status lapsed after that date would not enjoy the same privilege.
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This would have lapsed had he not returned in time for the fall semester.
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Here are the three occasions when funding lapsed and significant government shutdowns occurred. Nov.
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The five-year statute of limitations to bring criminal charges has long since lapsed.
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NIH sponsored $18 million worth of research until the order lapsed in Jan 2017.
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The Secret Service is one of the government agencies whose funding lapsed at midnight.
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Treasury, which houses the IRS, is one of the departments whose funding has lapsed.
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Afterward, even Egypt was so weakened that its New Kingdom quickly lapsed into anarchy.
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The dollar lapsed to 112.20 yen , a telling retreat from last week's 114.54 peak.
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Here are the three occasions when funding lapsed and significant government shutdowns occurred. Nov.
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Police apprehended Bychkov in his apartment, where they found multiple guns with lapsed license.
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Funding would have lapsed Friday if Trump did not sign the bill into law.
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The program nearly lapsed earlier this year due to a lack of available visas.
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The tests all came back normal, but nearly every day I lapsed into incoherence.
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I am a lapsed Catholic, but I still have strong ties to the church.
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Even when the baby lapsed into inconsolable crying, she showed no anxiety or impatience.
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The Workmen's Compensation Board rejected his claim because the statute of limitations had lapsed.
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"Lapsed vegan," he confessed immediately, with a tinge of guilt about eating eggs again.
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This might be the moment that transforms him from lapsed teenage idol into manhood.
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Some lapsed Ramapoughs have even been inspired to connect with tribal life once again.
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Without TAA, state benefits to pay for his course would have lapsed after six months.
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One of the big problems with League for lapsed players is that it's constantly changing.
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Sometimes the bills have lapsed for a month or more and led to temporary extensions.
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He takes a refreshingly laissez-faire approach to his lapsed fans turned haters, although will.i.
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Once an amenity found on every corner, these miracles of modern life lapsed into disrepair.
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However, the country only released Warmbier last year after he had lapsed into a coma.
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Starr was appointed under a law that has now lapsed by a three-judge panel.
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Skylight condenses 36 hours and 42 unique locations into three minutes of time-lapsed awe.
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The time-lapsed footage shows the Moon's shadow passing across the Earth during the eclipse.
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Here are six of the most helpful things I found for newcomers and lapsed fans.
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"It's hard to believe that they lapsed into some unknowing state of being," he said.
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As Mr. Trump struggled to respond, the crowd in Arizona lapsed into ever longer silences.
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The offer lapsed and there is nothing left to finance so the underwrite is gone.
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Both Rich and Ashbery remained lapsed Romantics — turning to nature as counterpoint to the doldrums.
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The alleged sexual abuse was not prosecuted due to the statute of limitations having lapsed.
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In fact, things lapsed very quickly into the kind of partisan warfare we see today.
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A law that allowed staff to seek partial reimbursement for legal fees lapsed in 1999.
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For many lapsed and former Republicans, voting for Mr. Biden is the least-bad option.
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My contentment dissipated after 133 hours lapsed without a visit or a word of explanation.
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Romain came on a student visa, but without money to pay for college, it lapsed.
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Lowell P. Weicker Jr., a lapsed Republican who was elected as an independent in 1990.
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After three business days lapsed, Roof got his gun — despite the background check still pending.
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I am lapsed from the church, but I like to accompany him when he goes.
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And the national appetite for such a ban had evaporated by 2004, when it lapsed.
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In April, the House voted to reauthorize the act after it lapsed earlier this year.
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The last time government funding lapsed under single-party rule was during Jimmy Carter's presidency.
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The longtime problem in Destiny: lapsed players need to catch up before they can keep up.
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About 800,000 federal workers started to miss their second paychecks since funding lapsed on Dec. 22.
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Most Model S and Model X owners haven't had to worry about a lapsed warranty yet.
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A July 19 deadline agreed with CFIUS to reach a deal for Cofense has already lapsed.
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The Ethics in Government Act lapsed in 1999 under a sunset provision built-in by Congress.
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If your membership has lapsed, you can sign up for a one-month subscription for $12.99.
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In December and January, funding for parts of the government lapsed for a record 35 days.
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Many in the group seemed to have lapsed from the faith I was born into, Catholicism.
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Funding for about a quarter of the government lapsed for 903 days during December and January.
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So many were shot overhead, with hyper-lapsed footage and all-too-familiar stock music tracks.
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Shandong Trust first filed an application for listing a year ago, but that lapsed in April.
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Already, Wells says between a third and half of lapsed subscribers to the service return eventually.
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The euro lapsed to $1.1690, having run into profit-taking at a peak of $1.1750 overnight.
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About three minutes lapsed in the time Mr. Noble was pulled over until the final shots.
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Bhattacharya said that when she and Hannah spoke about the experience they often lapsed into silence.
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It did not affect older cases, however, in which the deadlines to challenge convictions had lapsed.
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The law, which includes programs and measures to protect women from domestic abuse, lapsed on Feb.
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Ms. Sumarti later returned on a tourist visa, and Ms. Seneng's domestic worker visa had lapsed.
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The powers lapsed briefly once before — in 2015 — because of a similar stall in the Senate.
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Whatever might have been the justification for waiting for the Department of Justice, that has lapsed.
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His "superpower" is being very rich, and he's ready to pounce on Quinn's lapsed criminal immunity.
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McMullen noted that in auditions for "Georgia Mertching," many actors immediately lapsed into heavily rural accents.
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Several told me they were lapsed Christians who were afraid to come out to their parents.
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He was probably thinking, Jackie continued, of Lizzie, a family dog of a long-lapsed decade.
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His contract was not renewed when it lapsed in June, according to The Los Angeles Times.
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But he conceded the overhaul was enacted a few days after an EU deadline had lapsed.
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On the short path between the dressing room and the ice, their quest for mindfulness lapsed.
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The euro lapsed to $1.1680, having run into profit-taking at a peak of $1.1750 overnight.
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"Almost four days have passed since the deadline lapsed," the foreign minister said in his statement.
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As a long-ago lapsed Catholic, this ritual seemed to me somehow more pagan than Christian.
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"I've had these contingency plans in place and ready since October [when funding lapsed]," she says.
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The deal also includes a renewal of a lapsed tax-abatement program that spurs affordable housing.
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New characters should, I think, make lapsed players want to take another chance on a game.
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The first session will last 16 minutes with the slowest driver eliminated once seven minutes have lapsed.
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In 2013, the Landrieu administration targeted and temporarily closed several popular music clubs whose paperwork had lapsed.
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None of these rituals are sustainable, and they have all lapsed by the time the book opens.
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He described himself politically these days as a "jaded communist" (although his Twitter bio reads "lapsed anarchist").
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Many of the closed meat shops were unlicensed after their permits had lapsed under the previous government.
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Niccol told investors that nearly half of the free delivery burrito bowls were new or lapsed customers.
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Its Never Lose Touch feature can automatically ping lapsed contacts to keep the conversation and collaboration alive.
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The government partially shut down for a record 35 days in December and January after funding lapsed.
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The announcement came as multiple creditors sued the island's government after a moratorium on lawsuits lapsed Monday.
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Last year in September the government published similar regulations, which lapsed this year with no major arrests.
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The NFIP was extended 17 times between 2008 and 2012 and lapsed four times in that period.
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Russia is now trying to revive some of the relationships that lapsed after the Soviet Union's collapse.
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However, DNO's proposal lapsed as Gulf Keystone failed to meet certain conditions related to its financial restructuring.
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A full year lapsed between the first and second hike; six months between hikes four and five.
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Felix disclosed that her contract with Nike had lapsed while she had her daughter in November 2018.
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But Homeland Security is one of several government agencies that shut down after funding lapsed last week.
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Because of the shutdown, funding has lapsed for the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees the TSA.
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The $307 billion in lapsed appropriations number is a drop from last year's figure of $341 billion.
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The commission originally issued the license in 2010, but it lapsed after four years of no construction.
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I am a lapsed violist — impervious, I may add, to viola jokes — and a serious practicing Mozartian.
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"We had them years ago but they lapsed and we didn't bother getting them," Mr. Band wrote.
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Additionally, Northart said about 10 percent of lapsed subscribers take their membership off hold during the season.
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In the hope of luring back lapsed customers, Chipotle continues to invest heavily in marketing and promotions.
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Which would lead to another brownie point for Nintendo, and another way of winning over lapsed fans.
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We leave that call to prosecutors in the relevant jurisdiction (and here statutes of limitation have lapsed).
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That's obviously an undercurrent of the show: These lapsed gay Catholics improvising on the church's aesthetic heritage.
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Mr. del Río, a lapsed seminarian who adopted the pen name Rius, drew thousands of editorial cartoons.
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Since Congress renewed its lapsed authorization to operate in late 2015, the bank has done little business.
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As the protests more frequently lapsed into violence, U.S. lawmakers increasingly criticized China's response to the protests.
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The window allows victims to file suit in instances in which the statute of limitations has lapsed.
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These moments are brief and almost certainly aimed at helping an audience of possibly lapsed fans remember.
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The president approved the $1.4 trillion appropriations package with only hours to spare before funding lapsed Saturday.
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In 2012, two years after the Affordable Care Act became law, my 30-something roommate's insurance lapsed.
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About 15 seconds lapsed between the pilot's last communication and loss of contact with the plane, it said.
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Before pieces of the government closed last month, he said he would "take the mantle" if funding lapsed.
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And growth for a given period could include lapsed users who've returned, though that's unlikely to be significant.
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Maybe it's the (lapsed) Lutheran in me, but calling the original Material Design a "gospel" struck a chord.
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Ells said on Thursday Chipotle attracted millions of new or lapsed customers in the second half of 2016.
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Bitmain's application lapsed on Tuesday, six months after it was filed, the Hong Kong stock exchange's website showed.
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I don't mean to suggest Martin McDonagh (a lapsed Catholic) has no commitments along the lines of O'Connor's.
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In 2016, Televisa's license for some content with Netflix lapsed as it launched its own streaming service, blim.
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In January 2015, the state income tax dropped to 3.75 percent after a temporary 2011 tax increase lapsed.
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The dollar lapsed to 112.17 yen , down 0.1 percent and a telling retreat from last week's 114.54 peak.
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The euro was undermined by political troubles in Italy and lapsed to $53, well off September's $1.1815 top.
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The euro was undermined by political troubles in Italy and lapsed to $1.1491, well off September's $1.1815 top.
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After 49 seconds of time-lapsed filling, sanding, and painting, the sink looks as though nothing ever happened.
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Savinovich claims that WWE cut off the Crown Jewel broadcast feed in Saudi Arabia over a lapsed payment.
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The Office of Management and Budget in 2011 told the IRS not to pay refunds if funding lapsed.
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Once again, bad cybersecurity training (combined with distraction and a dash of lapsed judgement) rears its ugly head.
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During his incarceration, the deadline lapsed for filing an appeal of Dana and Dominique's suit against the city.
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Funding for the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees TSA, and several other departments lapsed on Dec. 22.
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Funding for the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees TSA, and several other departments lapsed on Dec. 28503.
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The decision was later vacated when the contract lapsed and it does not serve as a legal precedent.
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Meantime, the chain mixed up its menu, hoping that new offerings would bring in new and lapsed consumers.
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The caseworker also arranged for her to again receive $194 a month in food stamps, which had lapsed.
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Funding for about a quarter of the government lapsed for 35 days in the longest ever U.S. shutdown.
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One would fully fund six of the seven lapsed appropriations bills through the end of the fiscal year.
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In December, just days after government funding lapsed, he traveled aboard Air Force One to Iraq and Germany.
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Ruby Tuesday has to remind lapsed customers why they liked the brand, NRD COO Susan Beth told CNBC.
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This is a true community, forged in the dark, stitched of artists and retirees, eccentrics and lapsed dreamers.
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Elsewhere — in Britain, the United States, Italy, Poland, Hungary — the discontent immediately lapsed into populism, nationalism or withdrawal.
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Three key FISA provisions lapsed on Sunday night after the Senate failed to reauthorize them before the deadline.
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Mexican-grown tomatoes were hit with tariffs in May after a previous trade agreement lapsed amid ongoing negotiations.
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In 2009, the last time mayoral control lapsed, things went fairly smoothly, and it was restored in August.
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Over the next two days, the garrulousness declined into incoherence; then, on Saturday, my father lapsed into unresponsiveness.
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This is everything between Seasons 1 and 2, the 30 days that we lapsed between the two seasons.
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Such a move could violate a law governing what federal agencies may do when their funding has lapsed.
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But this fall, the $236 billion budget lapsed at the same time as the Children's Health Insurance Program.
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But he got pulled into an insurance scam, and after his insurance lapsed, he left his treatment facility.
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After something like a century of possible military buildup, though, Canada and the US eventually lapsed into peace.
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Italy's deadline to resubmit its budget plans to the European Commission, on November 230th, lapsed without its government flinching.
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U.S. government departments including the Treasury, Energy, Commerce and State departments, shut down when funding lapsed on Dec. 22.
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On Friday, about 800,000 federal workers missed their second paychecks, since funding for nine departments lapsed on Dec. 22.
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Funding for nine federal departments lapsed Saturday amid an impasse over whether to fund the president's proposed border wall.
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In order to bring back the "special prosecutor," Congress would have to renew the laws that lapsed in 1999.
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The most recent installment, A Lapsed Anarchist's Approach To The Power of Beliefs In Business, was released in August.
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Chipotle is contemplating rewarding consumers based on frequency of purchases and introducing new menu items to entice lapsed customers.
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As a lapsed brawler, I'm making enemies slightly weaker, and definitely going for a more forgiving option for checkpoints.
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His biographers and some critics note that most of the women and men in the Factory were lapsed believers.
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Microsoft had console exclusivity on PUBG for a year, and now that has lapsed it's appearing on the PS4.
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"With the Cardlytics platform, these retailers can easily target those lapsed customers and bring them back into the fold."
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Family members seemed fully aware that Gypsy could walk, but lapsed into indifference after the pair moved further away.
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While LinkedIn initially moved quickly, its attention to the issue lapsed while only a broken fix was in place.
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Grossman said the company created new television and digital ads featuring testimonials from customers geared specifically to lapsed members.
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On the Friday before Good Friday, I did what any good lapsed Catholic would do: I overate at IKEA.
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Maybe it knows enough about me to know I can't afford a motorcycle and my driver's license has lapsed.
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On the other hand, some still-practising Mormons insist they continue to behave charitably towards lapsed brothers and sisters.
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"As a result, Starbucks is broadening loyalty efforts to more aggressively target new and lapsed brand users," Charles added.
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The Homeland Security Department is one of several government agencies that shut down after funding lapsed on Dec. 22.
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And, they've seen acts of goodwill as the community has come together, and lapsed members returned to the church.
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Campuses have sometimes lapsed in protecting free speech, and the administration is right to stand up for open expression.
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Incurring a brain bleed known as a subdural hematoma, Kim lapsed into a coma and died four days later.
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Displaying its branded button on various app's signup pages could lure in new Snapchat users or reengage lapsed ones.
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And since the noncompete agreement with Alfa had lapsed, this was the first car to carry the Ferrari name.
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In contrast, in subsequent years when the tax credit had lapsed, production dropped an average of 10 million gallons.
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And while some of us might grimace thinking of that lapsed gym membership, imagine what hibernating animals go through.
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An interim suppression order barring the publication of the identity of survivors also lapsed and will not be reinstated.
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As St. Louis surged, the Bruins' composure lapsed, giving the Blues two power plays — and nearly the tying goal.
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The news so jolted the machinery of Westminster that one of the BBC's political commentators lapsed into total honesty.
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By law, those benefits are supposed to be backed by federal guarantee, though funding has lapsed in recent years.
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Prior to that, roughly one month lapsed between the first reported coronavirus death in the US and the 1,000th.
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His father was Wesley Chase Mathews, a railroad worker and a lapsed Mormon descendant of Welsh immigrant coal miners.
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Earlier this year, it sent notifications to iPhones advertising a three-month free Apple Music trial for lapsed subscribers.
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The consumer agency's lawsuit asserts that Pioneer misled troubled borrowers about the benefits of resuming payments on lapsed accounts.
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Chipotle has been experimenting with several new menu items to attract new and lapsed customers back into its stores.
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Last year Boeing said it lost two signed or potential satellite deals after EXIM's charter lapsed on June 30.
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MDMA was originally patented by pharmaceutical giant Merck in 1912, but it was never marketed and the patent lapsed.
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I squeeze recent acquisitions in between the books already filling my several shelves, by lapsed categories from long ago.
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The work features time-lapsed videos of artists practicing graffiti on the undulating formations of ice in the Arctic.
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Fired from the force in 1993, he was never prosecuted for torture because the statute of limitations had lapsed.
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Her family, lapsed Catholics and avowed atheists, didn't have much in the way of religious tradition to pass on.
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Banks had that clearance at the CIA and in the Bush administration but it lapsed after he left government.
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The Swedish investigation has since lapsed but a lawyer for an alleged victim has suggested the charges could be resurrected.
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The previous week, the company generated notifications from the same app, offering a three-month free trial to lapsed subscribers.
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The algorithm wasn't built to divine how the tastes of a lapsed user might have changed in the intervening years.
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Mostly, though, I view this through the lens of engagement — petitions draw eyeballs, and maybe spark interest from lapsed users.
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Whatever ugliness Hillary Clinton lapsed into during the 2008 Democratic primary, she was never a birther, nor were here aides.
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So are measures to stabilize Obamacare's health insurance exchanges, and to fund the now-lapsed federal Children's Health Insurance Program.
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The idea here is to attract viewers — particularly those with lapsed subscriptions — and encourage them to come back and watch.
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I suppose that's the pleasure of this Netflix deal for us lapsed Sandler fans: what do we have to lose.
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She met a Mennonite guy, lapsed like her, a street performer who ate fire and juggled machetes over people's heads.
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The legislation would scrap the individual mandate and allow insurers to charge higher premiums to those whose coverage has lapsed.
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GSP renewal lapsed, languishing in the Senate for nearly three months until being included in the March 23 spending bill.
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At one point, she unconsciously lapsed into her native Kannada from her patchy Telugu, the language spoken at the clinic.
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The ceremony, which was held at the journalism school, strove for joyful commemoration but often lapsed into grief and somberness.
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After the deal was announced, however, both sides quickly lapsed into trading insults instead of showing mutual respect and appreciation.
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Ms. Cunningham was a lapsed Roman Catholic, but still mindful that Catholics should take communion only from a Catholic priest.
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The school's letter said that until his right to appeal has lapsed or been exhausted his employment would be suspended.
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In fact, the one time that mayoral control lapsed, in 2009 under Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, the effect was minimal.
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The Commerce Department is one of the agencies whose funding has lapsed as a result of the deadlock in Washington.
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This time-lapsed video, released by Harvard, illustrates the bacteria in white against the black backdrop of the petri dish.
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The program's budget lapsed on September 1, and there has not been a rush on Capitol Hill to fix it.
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For some, Ellis included, music is a means of preserving moments that have lapsed into the abyss of the past.
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Surge Bounties directly empower that community, giving dedicated fans a way to convince their lapsed friends to hop back on board.
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Baden-Wuerttemberg had sought to settle with VW but a deadline lapsed before a deal could be struck, the paper said.
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This was a day before the deadline to do so would've lapsed, on the case's second anniversary as per international agreements.
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Spring: a time for renewal, and for you to maybe revisit the resolutions you laid out but have since lapsed on.
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To fans she is the most poised and polished surrogate for an administration that has often lapsed into viciousness and confusion.
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You still have an elaborate story mode chock-full of cutscenes, dialogue, and references that will confuse a lapsed DBZ fan.
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As someone with a stack of literary journals on my nightstand, many with recently lapsed subscriptions, I can very much relate.
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The court initially authorized FISA surveillance of Manafort in 2014 but that lapsed in 2016 for lack of evidence, CNN reported.
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However, the new WW campaign failed to bring lapsed members back into the program, a key demographic the company relies on.
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Still, this kind of language is something lapsed Catholics, like me, have wanted virtually forever: a gesture, seemingly, toward real confession.
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Introduced by leftist politician, Julius Malema, in August last year, the bill lapsed when a new parliament was elected in May.
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The surveillance lapsed in 2016 but was restarted as part of the FBI-led Russia investigation after Manafort left the campaign.
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The oil-dependent country lapsed into political turmoil and economic misery, including hyperinflation and massive shortages of food and other necessities.
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Whites, blacks, Asians, Latinos — we've got 'em all, not to mention Orthodox Jews, fundamentalist Christians, lapsed Muslims and a few atheists.
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He often lapsed into the literary and philosophical style that he favors, but which commentators have noted detaches him from citizens.
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So they started identifying certain essential services that would keep running even in the event that lawmakers let funding authority lapsed.
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CCCC planned to list its dredging operation in 2015, but its application later lapsed, according to the Hong Kong stock exchange.
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In that time, sponsorships from Adidas and Wilson lapsed, and she received little financial support from the Romanian federation or elsewhere.
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The lapsed funding comes after recent efforts by Congress and the administration of President Donald Trump to relax public land protections.
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The case had gone on so long that the noncompete has lapsed, and Mr. Bollinger has found another manufacturing job elsewhere.
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The Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors, launched in 85033, had an initial three-year mandate that lapsed in December.
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The bill, which was initially drawn up in 2008 by the previous Congress government, had lapsed after delays in its passage.
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The U.S. Senate passed a funding bill early on Friday, although that came after government funding lapsed at midnight U.S. hours.
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Ruth Wooden, who runs the Encore program at Union, said there were many lapsed Catholics who had applied to the program.
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CCCC planned to list its dredging operation in 193, but its application later lapsed, according to the Hong Kong stock exchange.
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After seven minutes of the first session had lapsed, the slowest driver would be eliminated with others following at 90-second intervals.
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It's a redesign that's been rumored since last year which is why I've lapsed from my normal two-year iPhone upgrade cycle.
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Presumably, the episode is there to remind non-subscribers — or lapsed subscribers — that the show is back and that it's worth watching.
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I think I am most hungry for the other lapsed Muslims, who I love during the year, but run toward during Ramadan.
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But as a pure experience, Sword and Shield seems fresh and new enough to have me interested as a lapsed Pokémon fan.
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Now, Apple is rolling out new tools for developers that will help them retain their current customers and win back lapsed subscribers.
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Faraday Future's D&O insurance recently lapsed, which made executives like Reckhorn vulnerable amid the recent layoffs and furloughs, these people say.
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Ian (Steven Cree), for his part, is off to get some hot water, his resentment of his brother-in-law momentarily lapsed.
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When one lapsed, it seemed all but a given that the customer would purchase the latest version of the heavily subsidized contract.
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But Spectacles V2 could rekindle the interest of lapsed users while producing unique points of view to entertain those who never left.
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The Watergate-era law lapsed in 1999 after the deeply partisan battle over the investigation into President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky.
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There are differences, obviously, in terms of alleged wrongdoing, the laws -- now lapsed -- under which special prosecutors were appointed and other things.
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Her journey abroad was further complicated by a lapsed passport, and Watmough was forced to wait six weeks for a new one.
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In May, Avenatti's law firm was hit with a $10 million settlement fine in bankruptcy court related to a lapsed payment agreement.
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He began dating other women a year later, and, after two years lapsed, he called to tell her he was getting married.
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Last year, Congress passed most of its spending bills, but 25% of the federal government's spending has lapsed during the fraught negotiations.
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But you have to be very careful about alienating your current customers in a bid to attract lapsed customers or new customers.
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Last month, in the wake of the Las Vegas concert shooting, Senate Democrats called on the NIH to renew the lapsed funding.
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Still, Wolfe had an intrinsically Catholic sensibility, akin to that lapsed son of the Church James Joyce or the devout Flannery O'Connor.
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Courtney said in an interview that he was particularly concerned to learn of the length that some of the certifications had lapsed.
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But Blizzard being Blizzard and WoW being WoW, they've made it very easy for the curious lapsed WoW player to come back.
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She went on to a successful career, first in Boston and eventually in Rome, but lapsed into relative obscurity by the 1880s.
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Until September 30, new or lapsed subscribers in selected markets across Europe, Latin America and Asia will be unable pay using iTunes.
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He had headed a lucrative and lethal drug-dealing enterprise that seemed impregnable, thanks to lost evidence, lapsed memories and missing witnesses.
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In 1992, a blitzed Fukase fell down the stairs of his favorite Tokyo bar; he lapsed into a coma and never recovered.
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But the two-year period under the statute of limitations had already lapsed on any potential misdemeanor charges of failure to report.
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Nothing would however happen for several weeks until the period of social distancing as instructed by President Cyril Ramaphosa lapsed, he said.
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The crisis lapsed into a stalemate after Qatar refused an initial list of 13 demands, which included cutting all ties with Tehran.
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The health insurance lapsed and he didn't tell her; she finds herself frustrated and nervous about what the future holds for them.
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If India loses these cases, brought before most of its BITs lapsed, it could end up paying billions of dollars in damages.
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Some, like me, are former foreign correspondents or beat reporters; one member is a lapsed scientist; another is a lawyer by training.
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A large share of well-educated liberal America is post-Protestant — former Methodists, ex-Lutherans, lapsed Presbyterians, the secularized kids of Congregationalists.
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She felt like a lapsed superhero, all that power she shrank from wielding, all that responsibility she shirked day after blessed day.
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The bill was originally introduced in 2016 during the Modi government's first term but lapsed after protests and an alliance partner's withdrawal.
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By draining the pools of lapsed funding used for offsets, Lankford said, Congress will have to think twice about passing new spending.
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She mines incredible humor out of the tension between her lapsed-Catholic, feminist adult self and her right-wing, God-fearing parents.
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With his CIA security clearance lapsed, and in a new private sector life, Banks decided to take the opportunity to loosen up.
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The euro had rallied to $1.0602 from a trough of $1.0454, while the dollar lapsed to 114.76 yen from a top of 116.87.
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Earlier this month, he said he would be "proud" to close the government for border security and "take the mantle" if funding lapsed.
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It only takes a few seconds of lapsed attention to lose track of a small child in a crowd of this size. 4.
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There, it states, Harlander became very drunk and "lapsed into unconsciousness," but Balakrishnan walked her home and entered her house without her permission.
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Even a single lapsed rent payment can result in an eviction, especially in competitive markets where landlords are assured of a quick replacement.
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But that's set to change soon with iOS 12.2: Apple will enable developers to offer promotional subscription discounts to lapsed and current users.
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According to a recent poll conducted by the Buffalo News, the vast majority of local current and lapsed Catholics want Malone to resign.
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Provisions for impaired credit in Greece rose in April-to-June as a small number of corporate loans lapsed into default, it said.
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"We are also working aggressively to continue to attract and convert more new and lapsed customers," Ells said on a post-earnings call.
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After collapsing several times and repeated stun gun jolts, Towns lapsed into unconsciousness and was pronounced dead a short time later, prosecutors said.
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Manila did not extend the agreement when it lapsed in 2008 after criticism from within the Philippines that the deal compromised its sovereignty.
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After collapsing several times and repeated stun gun jolts, Towns lapsed into unconsciousness and was pronounced dead a short time later, Howard said.
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For Niantic, improving the AR experience could draw back some lapsed users and encourage current ones to keep the AR feature turned on.
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It eventually lapsed, and she took the lead trying to revive the ban after the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut.
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We even coined an aphorism for it — garbage in, garbage out — but somewhere over the past few years, that truth has subtly lapsed.
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The bill lapsed before it could be ratified earlier this year, but the BJP is expected to bring it to parliament again shortly.
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But in 6900, the bank's authorization briefly lapsed amid opposition from conservatives, who derided it as crony capitalism that unfairly subsidized manufacturing giants.
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It was about a lapsed author emancipated from her husband by writing a successful roman à clef based on her passionate sex life.
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Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has lapsed into a seemingly endless and useless presidency, centralizing power, punishing critics, and venting poisonously at Israel.
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Hater will also use push notifications to pull in lapsed users by giving them the chance to weigh in on more timely questions.
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This volume gathers the correspondence of S. N. Behrman, a figure of mid-century glamour who, all too soon, lapsed into literary obscurity.
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"The reality is that fewer than 1% of policyholders have lapsed their coverage, and the companies have been caught off guard," he said.
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The president has remained at odds with congressional leaders since funding for nine departments and numerous federal agencies lapsed at midnight on Friday.
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Our traumas and lapsed memories, our silences or complicities, as compared to the current youth culture, to find confirmation that we have evolved.
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Mayoral control lapsed briefly in 2009 for Mr. Bloomberg, who was on good terms with the State Senate, but it was quickly reinstated.
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He said his average blood sugar level was so high that the doctor was surprised he had not already lapsed into a coma.
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China's state television network covered the voting extensively as it happened on Sunday, but then lapsed into silence once the outcome was clear.
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The final issue involves efforts to renew the 421-a subsidy, a lapsed tax abatement program for developers meant to promote affordable housing.
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Activists reported her husband's killing to IPOA but the watchdog told her last year that the time for investigating had lapsed, she said.
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A chef, Henry M. Summers, was the first to introduce a convenient instant version in 1984, but production lapsed within about 10 years.
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In 13, the District Council voted to open a temporary "revival period" for claims of sexual abuse would have lapsed in other areas.
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Many who wrote said they had lapsed because of one of two things: not having enough time, or life getting in the way.
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The law lapsed earlier this year after Democrats declined to extend it, wanting to pass their own reauthorization for another five years instead.
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But after two months, those benefits lapsed and her family was left scrambling to get her the medications she needed, her husband said.
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Sources connected to Shandling and familiar with the situation tell us, in the middle of the 911 call the comedian lapsed into unconsciousness.
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A person whose coverage lapsed would have to pay a 30 percent surcharge on premiums for a year when they sign up again.
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Among other things, the New Zealand shooter announced his attack on 8Chan: Mr. Brennan describes himself as a lapsed libertarian with no fixed ideology.
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Elected officials also conducted mass purges of voter rolls, purportedly to remove deceased and lapsed voters but with potentially grave consequences for active voters.
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In December, the president said he would be "proud to shut down the government for border security" and "take the mantle" if funding lapsed.
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On Thursday, the Senate will hold its first procedural votes on ending the government shutdown since funding for nine departments lapsed on Dec. 22.
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People whose coverage had lapsed would be allowed to enroll only after a prespecified, perhaps lengthy, period, providing an incentive to avoid going bare.
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That didn't work, so for years I would just say I was a lapsed anarchist because I still believed it, but didn't practice it.
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I'm not sure it's something that will bring lapsed players back to the platform, but it's bound to be great for retaining existing fans.
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And even if the statute of limitations has lapsed on that particular victim, by admitting it you don't know who else is out there.
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It also means developers can offer different deals to lapsed customers — like maybe a discounted subscription — compared with promos meant to retain current subscribers.
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Though Vergas was in the process of renewing her DACA protection when she was taken into custody, it lapsed in November, Vergas' lawyers said.
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The content could give new or lapsed users a good reason to be on Twitter while also bringing in dollars for lucrative video ads.
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But in a statement on Thursday, AirAsia said the memorandum of understanding with Everbright and Henan government had lapsed and "will not be extended".
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Earlier this month, Liang removed herself from the running and Goodfriend's nomination lapsed at the end of last year when the previous Congress adjourned.
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Andrew M. Cuomo said the biggest challenge facing him and Mayor de Blasio was the lapsed tax credit for developers to build affordable housing.
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Instead, they're a way for Target to extend its brand into a new market, and build a relationship with new, existing or lapsed customers.
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But Better Capital said that the deal had already lapsed in the absence of an approval and that authorities had effectively blocked the sale.
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According to Rubio, the president is fine with supplementing the lapsed nutrition aid to the state but doesn't support rebuilding the island's old infrastructure.
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Fujian's takeover vehicle Grand Chip Investment said on Thursday its offer had lapsed as it had failed to obtain the necessary U.S. regulatory approvals.
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Headline inflation is expected to average higher in the second half of the year as the impact of tax policy changes lapsed, BNM said.
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The government insists that the nationalisation will be temporary—it simply wanted to shore up its negotiating position before its pre-emption rights lapsed.
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But he also lapsed into despondency about his separation from his family, his lost youth, and his "hurt" when people call him a terrorist.
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Its home video rights, which predate streaming, have since lapsed and the Weinsteins have never made an effort to renew it, according to Smith.
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On Friday, about 800,000 federal workers will start to miss their second paychecks since funding for a quarter of the government lapsed Dec. 22.
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The new language released by the Senate Budget Committee on Monday would require insurers to lock out people with lapsed coverage starting in 2019.
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Until one day, when she was in her 70s and we were having dinner in her small apartment, I lapsed into my childhood mantra.
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"Priestdaddy" is consistently alive with feeling, however, and I suspect it may mean a lot to many people, especially the lapsed Catholics among us.
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At the center of both women's affections stands the flawed, inexplicable Henry, a lapsed Lutheran pastor who never seems worthy of either of them.
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The only thing that's come close is World of Warcraft — yes, in 2019 Blizzard re-released their classic MMO to re-capture lapsed adventurers.
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Dianne Feinstein, the California Democrat, who pushed such a measure in 1994 and has long argued for its reinstatement after it lapsed in 2004.
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Mr. Finn's next project is a 75-page comic he wrote about heroes of the Golden Age who have lapsed into the public domain.
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The official said the incidents had occurred so long ago that the statute of limitations had lapsed and the crimes had not been prosecuted.
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The Pandemic and All-Hazards Preparedness Act, which includes funding to help states respond to public health emergencies, has lapsed and is awaiting reauthorization.
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The terms for thousands of works published between 1923 and 1963 weren't renewed as according to the law, and consequently lapsed into public domain.
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Custom Stories could draw friends together for big events, inviting lapsed users to start posting again and spurring holdouts to sign up for an account.
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This would have somewhat weakened the position's independence relative to the executive; the independent counsel statute has since lapsed and the position no longer exists.
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"Macy's needs to quickly re-capture lapsed customers and connect with new [and] younger shoppers before it's too late," Gordon Haskett analyst Chuck Grom said.
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With much of the world's great art lapsed into the public domain, maybe marketing execs should ditch the pricey graphics and start perusing the Louvre.
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The days of time-lapsed self-driving videos, demos and bold claims have largely been replaced with a quieter let's-get-to-work-now approach.
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Nothing in Facebook's actions supports the statements of Mark Zuckerberg who, we believe, lapsed into "PR crisis mode", when its real business model was exposed.
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But the grace period has lapsed without a renewal in recent weeks, according to the sources, who have been briefed by Chinese and Venezuelan officials.
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But the application has now lapsed, indicating the mainland company failed to tick all the regulatory boxes in Hong Kong within the required six months.
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Microsoft has also tied up with insurance firm ICICI Lombard to help it process customers' repair claims and renew lapsed policies using an AI system.
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The Houston Chronicle reported that the refinery's operating permit under the Clean Air Act and issued by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has lapsed.
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Under federal law and the EPA's own contingency plan, just over 800 employees are allowed to work at the agency after its appropriations have lapsed.
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The administration is close to unveiling a peace plan, but its work has already lapsed into what the White House calls a "cooling-off period".
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Microsoft has also tied up with insurance firm ICICI Lombard to help it process customers' repair claims and renew lapsed policies using an AI system.
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Due to what he attributed to disorganization on his part, in December 2014, his license lapsed with the New Hampshire Board of Mental Health Practice.
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Still running the Office of Management and Budget, Mulvaney was the official who technically had to shut down the government when funding lapsed in December.
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The Fitzgerald had 15 of 22 expired certifications as of the same date and most of its training requirements had lapsed for nearly a year.
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Under federal law and the EPA's own contingency plan, just over 85033 employees are allowed to work at the agency after its appropriations have lapsed.
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This wasn't an wholly insane assumption; CHIP's funding lapsed in 2007 when George W. Bush vetoed its reauthorization twice, and it did not fall apart.
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That existential shock is echoed by your mentors Zavala and Ikora, both of whom have lapsed into wounded fatalism in the wake of Ghaul's attack.
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The real-world events could have also helped to renew lapsed players' interest, while providing a unique experience for the game's more die-hard fans.
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I say this as a somewhat lapsed, but certainly listening, Catholic educated by fine Jesuit minds and encouraged by the open-mindedness of Pope Francis.
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A previous federal assault weapons ban, enacted in 1994 under a Democratic president and Congress, lapsed in 2004 while Republicans had full control of Washington.
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Lawmakers had already adopted a ban on military-style assault weapons — that law has since lapsed — and prohibited the purchase of large-capacity ammunition magazines.
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I'm a skeptic by profession, an Irish Catholic by baptism, culture and upbringing — lapsed but listening, like half of all Americans of my family's faith.
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Senate Democrats are calling on the National Institutes of Health to renew recently-lapsed funding for gun violence research following the Las Vegas concert shooting.
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Dianne Feinstein of California to explain her support for renewing the lapsed nationwide ban on assault weapons that she helped push through Congress in 1994.
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That includes an open position for a doctor, who could be seeing patients and expanding the clinics' capacity if it weren't for the lapsed budget.
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Being in church is uncomfortable for Hays, a lapsed Catholic who later refuses to take the Eucharist because he hasn't been to confession for years.
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But going forward under Immigration Services' new policy, those same students could now be deported immediately if 180 days have lapsed in their legal status.
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That contest's deadline lapsed in 2014, but in 2016 a non-profit called the Good Food Institute spun off of animal rights organization Mercy for Animals.
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But the boy didn't realize at the time that without his mother able to renew her visa, his legal status -- which depended on hers -- soon lapsed.
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It seeks to maintain Obamacare's protections for people with pre-existing conditions, but would allow insurers to charge higher premiums to individuals whose coverage has lapsed.
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All that said, it's unclear why MoviePass thinks lapsed users of its service would now be interested in trying a restored version of its unlimited service.
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But 10 years later, shortly before he won the election, he reclaimed the trademark on a technicality — Mr Dong had not renewed it when it lapsed.
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It's got it all: time-lapsed Lego building, sweaty-palmed guys in lab coats, and a 13,000 frames-per-second Phantom camera on a custom track.
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It's got it all: time-lapsed Lego building, sweaty-palmed guys in lab coats, and a 1,000 frames-per-second Phantom camera on a custom track.
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Staffers like Katie Black, meanwhile, were dealing with lapsed passwords on their computers and work cellphones, which they weren't allowed to use while they were out.
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Mr Dorsey has tweaked some algorithms, as well as launching Moments, but bigger changes are needed to win back lapsed users and bring in new ones.
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The Justice Department's current regulations don't give Mueller the same level of protection as the defunct Independent Counsel Act, which lapsed in 1999 amid bipartisan opposition.
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With funding lapsed for the National Park Service, some states stepped in with money to keep parks open because of their importance to the local economy.
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Roughly 800,000 federal employees have been furloughed or required to work without pay since funding lapsed for about a quarter of the government on Dec. 22.
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The index had risen to its fastest pace in more than a year in June, as the effects of tax policy changes introduced last year lapsed.
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Purges against "bourgeois" art started at the end of the 1920s, and the collection lapsed into disfavor, and after '28, into eclipse — rejected, sequestered, frozen, denigrated.
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The LDP's influence was so far-reaching throughout Japanese society that it long embraced leaderless governance which gradually lapsed into a "revolving door" of nondescript politicians.
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With BBM Development, Independent's construction crew, leading the charge, here's a time-lapsed look at the fair and its exhibitors getting ready for tonight's big reveal.
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Funding for about 25 percent of the government lapsed Friday at midnight over Trump's demand that Congress provide $5 billion in funding for his border wall.
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But for some, one of the most embarrassing indictments would be that Strangis may have lapsed into a dreaded omnivorous diet—involving Domino's pizza, no less!
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Apple introduces a 'grace period' for lapsed App Store subscriptions Previously, any lapse in payment could cut off the customer from an app's subscription-based features.
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Republican leaders in Congress have been unwilling or unable to make CHIP, as the program is known, a priority since funding lapsed nearly three months ago.
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Cops are investigating like they would anyone who reports a crime, but their hands might be tied ... with the statute of limitations in California having lapsed.
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That could make it more difficult for any worker who is considered "essential" but whose membership in expedited entry lanes has lapsed to cross the border.
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Though the article bills the writer as a physician, his medical license is lapsed, according to the Oregon Medical Board, meaning he may not practice medicine.
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But that time frame has since lapsed, and he has acknowledged that it would be next to impossible for anyone to wipe out drugs so quickly.
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The potential revival of the project, to be called "Milton and Marcus," is exciting not least because Ryan has a sick wife and lapsed health insurance.
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Humanity may have lapsed into terminal tedium or hubristic stupidity, but that creature, with long, slender limbs and a cranium like a speedskater's helmet, remains interesting.
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But for new, casual, and lapsed users, I expect Topics to be a powerful tool for Twitter that could help the company grow its user base.
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Since his election, Francis has worked to make the church more relevant: to refugees and immigrants, lapsed Catholics, the L.G.B.T. community, Muslims and other marginalized groups.
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Also, I'm a lapsed Catholic and I'm Irish so I need a certain degree of self-imposed suffering in my life and I guess this qualifies.
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The father said that in 2013, their son Lucas, then 5, fell 21 feet from a window at the family's home and lapsed into a coma.
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Senators voted 71-28 to approve the deal, but the chamber failed to do so before the clock turned to Friday and government funding lapsed. Sen.
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In last-minute negotiations over add-ons to the CR, House Democrats failed to obtain funding for historically black colleges and universities that lapsed in September.
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Even if time ran out, the impeachment lapsed and Mr Trump was re-elected, the case might be revived and he might be removed from office.
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A self-proclaimed country boy from Virginia and a lapsed seminarian, Mr. Barrett spent 37 years at The Voice, the alternative newsweekly started in Greenwich Village.
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Deadlines to get on the ballots have also lapsed for North Carolina, Illinois and Florida, all large states that also could be pivotal in the election.
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It's the perfect platform for the corporation to latch onto the dedication of current fans, the nostalgia of lapsed followers, and the curiosity of new demographics.
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His family has said that Warmbier lapsed into a coma in March 2016, shortly after he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor in North Korea.
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Last year, Dish-owned streaming service Sling TV launched a free tier to its service designed to attract those with lapsed subscriptions to come back and watch.
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Manning has already spent 2 months in jail on a separate subpoena order, but was released earlier this month when the term of that grand jury lapsed.
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His words were barely comprehensible, partly due to his agitation, but also because he lapsed into a foreign language—perhaps Polish, or some other Slavic-sounding tongue.
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Under the shutdown, funding has lapsed for nine of the 15 federal departments: Justice, State, Treasury, Homeland Security, Agriculture, Commerce, Interior, Housing and Urban Development, and Transportation.
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Trump was warned by the FAA that the jet's registration was set to expire and was informed by the agency when it lapsed, according to the report.
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The lawsuit alleges that the bank lapsed in checking 53,500 transactions over a three-year period at its "intelligent" cash machines, where money can be deposited anonymously.
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By the way, well played Tristan Harris, for starting by preaching the addictive effects of new technologies and transforming into a new age guru for lapsed technologists.
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But Juncker at first said he could not obstruct Barroso taking the job as an 18-month "cooling off" period to avert conflicts of interest had lapsed.
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Settling the class action suit, funded by Singapore-based Litigation Capital Partners, likely protects S&P from suits from other investors because legal avenues have now lapsed.
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But that rules change -- which had bipartisan support -- lapsed when that session of Congress ended, which is why Republicans would need to push through the change now.
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Seven of the McCain's 22015 certifications were expired as of June 237, 2017 -- two of which had lapsed for more than two years, according to the report.
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But the number will decline, especially as Netflix expands globally without an in-app purchase option, and as lapsed subscribers return to renew online with Netflix directly.
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Sister Maureen took to the picket line demanding compensation for victims and an extension of lapsed deadlines to prosecute predators and to lodge civil claims against them.
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This isn't the first time that the FISA provisions have briefly lapsed: Paul's filibuster in 2015 also forced a delay in the Senate's vote to extend them.
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The movie's title is a vague nod to Bridget's faith — she's a lapsed Catholic — but its meaning doesn't resonate quite as powerfully as the film's central relationship.
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In the end, CBS didn't think American audiences would accept Mary's being divorced, but Rhoda could be Jewish (in real life, Harper called herself a lapsed Catholic).
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The company says about 33 million new or lapsed customers ate at a Chipotle restaurant in the last six months, but fewer of them made repeat visits.
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In April, the Democratic-led House voted to reauthorize the act after it lapsed earlier this year -- and added language to apply many provisions to dating partners.
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Today, Bushwick is, in fact, a place where a Vice journalist, a drag artist and a lapsed Hasid might all cross paths, but that's a recent development.
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The company's Amsterdam-listed business unit Prosus (PROSY) will no longer try to buy Just Eat (JSTTY) after its offer lapsed, Prosus said in a statement Friday.
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U.S. government funding lapsed Friday as Congress' efforts to pass a spending bill fizzled out in the Senate for the second time in less than a month.
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The short-term funding bill, on its way to President Trump's desk, cleared the way for a boost to military and domestic spending hours after funding lapsed.
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When Saint Phalle entered the asylum, in the early nineteen-fifties, she was a twenty-two-year-old wife, mother, erstwhile fashion model, and lapsed French aristocrat.
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The Trump-voting "deplorable" is likely to be a cultural evangelical but not a churchgoer, or a pro-choice lapsed Catholic who never cared for religious moralists.
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But that rules change -- which had bipartisan support -- lapsed when that session of Congress ended, which is why Republicans would need to make the change again now.
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This week, fearing its status on the gray list would be renewed, Pakistan renewed its bans on Jamaat-ud-Dawa and another affiliate, which had lapsed earlier.
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He was one of the pioneers of heavy metal, forging his music in the unique fires of lapsed faith and a skepticism of those who seek power.
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And in the United States, when an important tax credit lapsed briefly in 2013, installations of new wind farms all but ceased, falling 92 percent for the year.
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Bear that in mind when reading the news that the top Senate Democrat is calling to potentially reinstate the lapsed office under which Republicans launched the Whitewater investigation.
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The instructor, Adriene Mishler, had a Leighton Meester–like grin and calming, ASMR-y voice that sometimes delightfully lapsed into a Texan twang when she went off-script.
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But nearly three weeks after its funding lapsed because of the shutdown, ICE has likely run out of money to pay contractors for the detention space it uses.
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Whether it's been a week, a year, or a decade since your last confession, even lapsed Catholics will recall the resinous smoke of smoldering incense during midnight mass.
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All told, about 17% of the FCC's workers have been retained for various essential purposes without pay or are being paid via funding other than the lapsed appropriations.
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Dianne Feinstein have reintroduced proposals for an assault-style weapons ban in the 14 years since the first one lapsed, but they've never really gained traction among conservatives.
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Freestyle was "delivering on the brand, but it wasn't recruiting and it wasn't bringing back lapsed members," Grossman said during the UBS Global Consumer & Retail Conference in March.
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On Easter Sunday (this past weekend), I celebrated the holiday in the most seasonally-appropriate way I have since I put the full lapse in my lapsed Catholicism.
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While most of the databases and articles included in the pre-assigned class syllabuses were outdated, some did not even work at all because the subscription payment lapsed.
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Although the challenge and its prize money lapsed, Israel's SpaceIL team continued its work, bolstered by the support of Israel Aerospace Industries, the state-owned aviation concern there.
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However, she did note that their diplomatic immunity lapsed when they left the country, and they would be subject to arrest if they returned to the United States.
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"In all likelihood we'll not be able to recover our cost of cultivation as the prime sowing time has nearly lapsed," said Prakash Chandra Sharma, another local farmer.
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The goal was not only to court old players whose D&D habit had lapsed, but to attract curious newcomers who were turned off by its nerdy reputation.
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After its high point in the 1990s, violence had lapsed under Erdogan, who quietly loosened restrictions on Kurdish language and culture after he came to power in 2002.
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There was nostalgia for the lapsed fan, new prospects for the hardcore fan, and title fights for those enjoying the blossoming of Bellator's welterweight and light heavyweight divisions.
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Fujian's takeover vehicle Grand Chip Investment said on Thursday that the offer had lapsed and any contracts based on the acceptance of the offer would not become effective.
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Homeowners are required to hold property insurance, so whenever that lapsed, servicers automatically enrolled them in an overpriced replacement policy, taking a kickback from the insurer in exchange.
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His coverage lapsed recently when he switched jobs to start working for a golf entertainment complex, and he is still waiting for his new plan to kick in.
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Had I not been investigated back at age 16 no one at the restaurant would have known I was a lapsed Boy Scout and read Stephen King novels.
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Yet many of his adherents continued to support and obey him during and after his trial—long after his old prophecies had lapsed and new ones were promised.
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The Senate leadership hoped to vote on the bill as soon as Thursday and pledged that if the authorities lapsed it would only be for a short period.
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I think the only thing I've enthusiastically described as "a sin"—espesh as a Protestant, never lapsed because there was nothing much to lapse from—is misspent time.
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But the ideas lapsed amid objections from career professionals and the fallout from other capricious early steps, like Mr. Trump's ban on visitors from several predominantly Muslim countries.
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The insurance carrier finally agreed to provide round-the-clock nursing care — after D'ashon choked while no nurse was on duty and lapsed into a permanent vegetative state.
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In the days after the law lapsed, speeders made up 1.6 percent of vehicles that passed the cameras, compared to 1.5 percent in the days before the change.
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While jackets and neckties may have been requisite elements of a newsman's uniform in the 1960s, dress codes in the profession lapsed a lot in the intervening years.
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He saw the winds shifting from Democratic to Republican long before most others, and he switched allegiance as the party of L.B.J. and Ann Richards lapsed into helplessness.
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Fitch anticipates investments in cataloging unstructured data to improve search results and incentivizing the return of lapsed users following the 2014 password reset will drive longer-term demand.
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Both chambers of Congress passed a short-term funding bill and cleared the way for a boost to military and domestic spending hours after funding lapsed at midnight.
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VAWA, which provides funding and grants for domestic abuse programs, lapsed in February after it was left out of a funding bill that ended the partial government shutdown.
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" Average salary: $42,986 Job description: "The sales development rep will qualify and distribute monthly inbound sales leads, track an inbound web forms queue and re-engage lapsed leads.
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U.S. corn and soybean planting is well behind the normal rate, and regional final planting deadlines specified in so-called prevented planting policies have lapsed in many areas.
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That would make it even harder to produce more content, which then in turn makes it less likely new subscribers will sign up or lapsed ones will come back.
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WHEN a visit by Pope Francis to Chile was announced last June, the country's devout Catholics no doubt hoped it would help bring lapsed ones back to the fold.
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It's not that the show is shot any differently; it still feels and looks the same, and lapsed viewers could find themselves right at home sinking back in now.
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But they could be even more valuable in generating buzz — giving lapsed users a reason to return to the app and drawing in new users via word of mouth.
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Pelosi also said Democrats were not negotiating any counter-offers behind the scenes and that they were continuing to efforts to reopen the government after finding lapsed Dec. 22.
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From the 33/94 campaign onwards, a player could not move clubs without the permission of his current employers, even when his contract ran out and his registration lapsed.
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It called on CPC to revive a plan to re-locate the refinery away from the city after a previous agreement to move the plant by 2013 had lapsed.
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Looking at specific cities, the report's authors found that 49% more guns used in crimes in Baltimore used large-capacity magazines in recent years than after the ban lapsed.
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In answer to her query about why there are transactions well in excess of $10 million, the bank replied that they were "multiyear transactions," authorized before the quorum lapsed.
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And then there was a decade during which Wright continued to play—every day and extremely hard and generally very well—for Mets teams that lapsed tragically into metaphor.
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Before funding lapsed in December, Trump said he would be "proud" to close the government over the issue of border security — then tried to pin the blame on Democrats.
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It may be hampered by a lack of a property tax abatement, known as 421-a, that lapsed this year and can be replaced only by the State Legislature.
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After the deadline lapsed, Mnuchin released a letter to Neal in which he pledged to make "a final decision" on whether to provide Trump's tax records by May 6.
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Von Bülow had been convicted of attempting to kill his wife by injecting her with insulin; afterward, she lapsed into a decades-long coma, from which she never emerged.
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Asked by a Danish reporter if he had a "message for the Russian people" before the tournament, Cherchesov, the Russia coach, lapsed into a bit of national-identity determinism.
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The clearer notes he sounded Friday were a welcome change, but the word salad he soon lapsed into was a dissonant reminder about the man who is in charge.
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" He described their post-2016 household as "a bad sitcom of a crusty old Gen X-er, who's kind of a lapsed liberal centrist, and my communist gay boyfriend.
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In fact, the judge, Eric I. Prus, eventually ruled that she should lose custody of her children, largely because she had lapsed in raising them according to Hasidic customs.
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Talking to voters, she spoke of depending on Medicaid and CHIP for her kids' health insurance, and of the anxiety she felt during two weeks when their insurance lapsed.
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It offers only a reusable cotton tote, which costs $3, is made in the United States, and is available to new or lapsed members who contribute $33 or more.
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Under his leadership, the brand increased its percentage of franchised stores, successfully launched promotions like All-Day Breakfast and bolstered its tech and delivery initiatives to reach lapsed customers.
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Vice President Pence has been actively urging congressional Republicans to stick with the president amid the ongoing fight over funding for the federal government, which lapsed two weeks ago.
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And after a tidy first inning in which he needed just 10 pitches, Gray quickly lapsed into a bad pattern — deep pitch counts, walks and ultimately another short outing.
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Despite these shortcomings, which had been unresolved for years when a deadline lapsed in December, Ankara was given another year to begin data sharing with all 27 EU states.
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Vermont and New Hampshire's senators are urging Senate leaders to work to pass legislation funding community health centers after a major source of their federal dollars lapsed Sept. 30.
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The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), a landmark 1994 bill aimed at curbing domestic and sexual violence, which currently has to be renewed every five years, lapsed in February.
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Philippine soldiers believe they have dug up the body of Canadian hostage Robert Hall, who was beheaded by Abu Sayyaf militants last month after a June 13 ransom deadline lapsed.
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However, while iPhone Upgrade Program members are likely to be interested in hearing about the latest iPhones, a lapsed Apple Music subscriber probably doesn't want any notifications from the service.
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But through his relationship with Oliver, who wears his massive Star of David with pride, Elio starts to question this lapsed faith, and by the end, well: But there's more.
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By threatening a choice between the USMCA and the chaos of a lapsed NAFTA, Mr Trump wants to convince critics to ignore their worries that the new deal lacks teeth.
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Anyone who's been thinking about building out a Steam library and making the transition from lapsed or console gamer to full-fledged PC diehard can now do it with ease.
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For example, a few years ago a 1922 story by F. Scott Fitzgerald, "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," (whose U.S. copyright had lapsed) was adapted into a feature film.
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PEOPLE confirmed that cocaine and opiates were in his system when he was admitted for emergency treatment and lapsed into a four-day coma at Sunrise Hospital in Las Vegas.
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Still others are seeking financial assistance from pawnbrokers and payday lenders, whose share prices have soared since federal funding to about a quarter of the government lapsed on December 22nd.
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As a (very lapsed) Catholic, I was excited to see what the great and the good of the Met Gala made of last night's 'Fashion and the Catholic Imagination' theme.
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I, a lapsed vegetarian, first heard the argument that scallops could be considered vegan during a recent lunch at Greenpoint Fish & Lobster Co., a Brooklyn seafood restaurant dedicated to sustainability.
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However, many of Pokémon Go's moves as of late have focused on re-engaging lapsed users, too – like the in-game event over Halloween, for example, or the daily bonuses.
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The previous legislation was passed in December by India's lower house of parliament - where the ruling party holds a majority - but lapsed after it did not clear the upper house.
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I plopped on various sauces, careful not to spill any on my clothing because my friend Matt (also a lapsed Catholic) and I had decided to wear our Sunday's best.
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After the American team lapsed to fourth in 2000 Mr Karolyi was unceremoniously pushed out, though ten years later it was retroactively awarded the bronze when the Chinese were disqualified.
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A former DJ and lapsed Mormon, Ardern is the closest thing New Zealand has had to a rockstar politician in years, attracting mass rallies and wall-to-wall press coverage.
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The Jew, as we see in the dispute over the lapsed bond, has to be formally regarded as someone who possesses full legal standing in the eyes of the court.
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For instance, if a borrower pledges a car as collateral for a loan, but the auto insurance appears to have lapsed or is insufficient, Springleaf can impose its own insurance.
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He needs a team that understands how to wage a campaign in the modern Democratic Party — persuading lapsed progressives to turn out as much as getting soft moderates to switch.
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Then presumably they should want to make up ground with more secular voters somewhere else — among all the lapsed Catholics and former Mainline Protestants scattered around the Midwest, for instance.
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"I am what you call a lapsed Catholic, but I always found Notre-Dame to be a deeply spiritual place, even though it was also a tourist spot," she said.
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I enrolled in a course called Human Species, taught by Herman Pontzer, a lapsed Catholic in his late 30s from a tiny town in Pennsylvania with a Ph.D. from Harvard.
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Negotiations to end the partial government shutdown have remained at an impasse since midnight Friday when funding lapsed for a number of federal agencies and nine departments, including the Treasury.
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The Francis Effect has expanded the laity in new ways, welcoming lapsed Catholics disillusioned by social positions of the Church and the sexual abuse scandal, as well as LGBT Catholics.
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I'm entirely the wrong audience for this book: I'm a childless, lapsed Protestant agnostic who is made hugely uncomfortable by the use of the word "nourish" in a nonfood context.
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Over the years, the city has struggled to keep track of scaffolding when permits have lapsed, or when existing scaffolding is simply replaced with new scaffolding under a new permit.
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Chuntering and chatting to anyone who would listen, Fognini lapsed again at 3-5 and finished the contest with a forehand error as Cilic puffed out his cheeks in relief.
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An unusually high rate of the Prudential policies that Wells Fargo sold in its first year had lapsed — 70 percent — and many were dropped after only one or two months.
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Even though I was a lapsed Catholic who had never had my daughter baptized, I worried that having Mary speak my angry words might not bode well for her soul.
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TMZ broke the story ... "Storm Chaser" star Joel Taylor had been doing GHB late Monday night going into Tuesday morning, dancing during a wild party, when he lapsed into unconsciousness.
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Supporters of new law say the new regulations are necessary to carry out a more effective fight against terrorism in the absence of state of emergency laws, which lapsed last week.
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It played on months upon months of criticism that Epic needed an overhaul to its map and a big, splashy turnaround that would grab everyone's attention and bring back lapsed fans.
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However, following a similar merger between Grab investor Didi Chuxing and China's Uber business in 2016, driver numbers dropped dramatically as subsidies lapsed and new regulations raised residence requirements for drivers.
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I'm having a lot of fun with an early build, which is treating my severely lapsed (we're talking, like, Mortal Kombat II-era) fighting game skills with a lot of care.
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Mr Garland's nomination lapsed when Mr Obama's presidency ended in January 2017; Mr Trump nominated Neil Gorsuch, a conservative jurist, to the seat instead, and Mr McConnell's Senate promptly confirmed him.
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So if you're still an existing MoviePass subscriber or a lapsed one, perhaps it's due time to definitively cancel and get your credit card unlinked from its mobile app for good.
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While attempting to abruptly end his heavy use of Halcion, he "went cold turkey" but his body lapsed into a coma for "eight or nine hours" in a Los Angeles hospital.
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In September, MoviePass began automatically enrolling members whose plans had previously lapsed or been canceled, requiring them to opt out of a subscription they never asked for in the first place.
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Funding lapsed in December, when Republicans held both chambers of Congress, after the president threatened to veto any plan that did not include $5.7 billion to build his proposed border wall.
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And while a constant stream of Discover editions fill Snapchat with professional content, they're not the marquee, must-watch stuff that could drag new and lapsed users back into the app.
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In the end, the realities of the Zapatistas travelling to Milan – or Inter visiting Mexico – proved one way or another to be too much to handle, and so the opportunity lapsed.
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As someone who's worked service jobs since I was just short of 14, I'm familiar with a handful of the experiences and feelings of lapsed feminism you describe in Turning Japanese.
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But the authors retracted their paper last week, noting that they had failed to account for the time that lapsed between the diagnosis of cataracts and the surgery to remove them.
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The law firm of Michael Avenatti, who represents adult-film actress Stormy Daniels, was served with a $85033 million settlement fine on Tuesday in bankruptcy court over a lapsed payment agreement.
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The specifics of the case expose Pearce's true employee animus: In 2010, some employees at the Hyatt Regency Waikiki stopped paying union dues after their union's contract with the hotel lapsed.
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Mr. Trump explained that the plane's registration lapsed because DJT Operations CX, the limited liability company that until Friday owned the plane, did not receive the F.A.A.'s original renewal notices.
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She would still advocate for the assault weapons ban, which lapsed in 2004, but her focus was more on cracking down on "illegal guns" and enforcing existing laws against gun violence.
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It was the Hong Kong police that lapsed into violence on June 12, beating protesters and journalists, and firing off 150 rounds of tear gas against a crowd of peaceful demonstrators.
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Michael Pachter, an analyst at financial services firm Wedbush, modeled growth of 460,000 subscribers but that number could go up depending on whether Blizzard was able to draw back lapsed subscribers.
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A lapsed member of a motorcycle gang, Mr. Rubino was believed to be selling homemade semiautomatic guns and handing out far-right propaganda at gun shows in the region, officials said.
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Even the definition of nonbelief is a moving target: A person may identify as atheist, agnostic, "lapsed" or merely indifferent depending on his or her mood and understanding of those terms.
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As a cradle Catholic who has lapsed and returned more times than I care to consider, I have a special need for his elegiac asperity when it comes to lost faith.
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The two abuse survivors quit in frustration, the pope has yet to replace them, and the commission has lapsed into inactivity, according to the National Catholic Reporter, an American news outlet.
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The White House on Monday sought to temporarily remedy some of the effects that the closure, announcing that the IRS would issue refunds despite its lapsed funding, a break with previous administrations.
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Bartolini spoke to Banks in the most recent video about the virtues of mid-caps while she held an air horn that she threatened to blow anytime he lapsed into financial jargon.
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People who don't game even—coworkers, old friends, lapsed Pokémon fans who have suddenly remembered this thing they once loved, and love the novelty of seeing it drip into our world again.
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JOHANNESBURG, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Bailed-out South African lender African Bank Ltd (Abil) appointed Guardrisk Life on Monday to underwrite its new insurance products after its agreement with Standard General Insurance lapsed.
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Tinder U itself is still a relatively new feature, having only launched a few months ago as a way to attract more younger users to its service and re-engaged lapsed users.
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But there's no way the Times maintains what appears to be a time-lapsed sales chart going into next year (even under a continued Trump administration), or for an extended period thereafter.
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Yet for all of the religious implications of such payoffs, McDonagh is clearly working from a lapsed Catholic's perspective—specifically, the assumption that down here, in this life, we're on our own.
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Ings said he believed that all samples, at least from the quarterfinals and later rounds at Grand Slam events, should be retested before the time allotted under the statute of limitations lapsed.
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Generalized anxiety disorder, per the DSM-5, has a maddeningly self-contradictory list of symptoms: It gives rise to both restlessness and fatigue; both lapsed concentration and profound tension of the muscles.
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It could easily have lapsed into didacticism, or into the kind of sentimental wishful thinking that so often afflicts Hollywood's attempts to deal with the seductive, morally ambiguous world of big money.
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Clinton has lapsed into 2008-style language, insisting that Sanders can't wave a "magic wand" to get his agenda accomplished -- just as she told Obama he couldn't wave a "magic wand" then.
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That year, after Mr. Koppe publicly criticized a judge, the tribunal tried to complain to the Amsterdam Bar Association and found in the process that his membership had lapsed, Mr. Karnavas said.
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Wouldn't so much heartache be avoided, people claim, if we still spoke on the phone, if romantic intent could not be categorized through the time lapsed since a text message is returned?
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A military parade was held each National Day from 1949 to 13, but the tradition lapsed during the darkest years of Mao's reign, which included the Great Famine and the Cultural Revolution.
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His depiction of the lapsed security at the Museum of Modern Art, which is visited by 800,000 people every year and is home to over 10,000 works of art, has raised concerns.
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But after the ban lapsed in 2004, the numbers shot up again—an astonishing 183 percent increase in high-fatality mass shootings and a 239 percent increase in deaths during such shootings.
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Congress should call for restarting the U.S.-Saudi strategic dialogue that lapsed during the Obama years and call for a track of that dialogue to specifically address human rights and incitement issues.
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The Senate failed to pass a stopgap government funding bill before the end of Friday, when government funding lapsed until lawmakers reached an agreement and passed a different stopgap measure on Monday.
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But they are at grave risk because the U.S. government currently does not have a plan to fund the suite of datasets beyond 85033; funding for five of them already has lapsed.
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After the program lapsed, Haitian energy companies lacked the hard U.S. currency to be able to buy fuel on international markets, said an executive at one firm, who asked not to be identified.
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The department can't access the debt-to-earnings data on different programs because its agreement with the Social Security Administration — which provides the information — has lapsed, said Education Department Press Secretary Liz Hill.
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Several Cabinet departments and agencies have been closed since Saturday after their funding lapsed, and Mulvaney warned the shutdown could stretch into January, when Democrats are set to take back control the House.
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DACA status lapsed Vargas said she arrived in the United States with her family at age 7 as an undocumented immigrant from Argentina and later was granted DACA status, which lasts two years.
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The proposal -- dubbed the "American Health Care Act" -- seeks to maintain Obamacare's protections for people with pre-existing conditions, but would allow insurers to charge higher premiums to individuals whose coverage has lapsed.
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Pelosi included a video from a December meeting in which the president told Schumer he would be "proud to shut down the government for border security" and "take the mantle" if funding lapsed.
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Also, if the children are old enough to be able to take hospitals and doctors to court, the statute of limitations has often lapsed or the files are no longer in the archives.
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The crossover will give fans of the show a look at the world of e-sports and PC gaming, while giving League fans who are lapsed Simpsons viewers a reason to tune in.
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Having lapsed into relative obscurity since his tenure as Hungary boss ended in 23, Sebes is the godfather of the hipster football fan, or at least that's what some would have us believe.
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"A year has lapsed and nothing has been achieved on the ground," his representative, Sheikh Ahmed al-Safi, told the worshippers in a sermon in Kerbala, a holy Shiite city south of Baghdad.
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Once his clever business model lapsed in 1892, utilities sold kWh, so customer efficiency cuts revenues not costs—a bigger threat than cheap renewables, since most electricity is wasted and negawatts beat megawatts.
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After the programme lapsed, Haitian energy companies lacked the hard U.S. currency to be able to buy fuel on international markets, said an executive at one firm, who asked not to be identified.
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The first Rome had lapsed into heresy, the second (Constantinople or "new Rome") had fallen to the Muslims, so the eastern Slavs had been left alone to defend Orthodoxy, both spiritually and militarily.
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All major contracts experienced lower volumes ranging from the marginal in the case of nickel to the catastrophic in the case of molybdenum, which lapsed into disuse around the middle of the year.
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"We certainly find ourselves in an unprecedented situation today, with funding having lapsed for this amount of time," said Joan Alker, a Georgetown professor who has studied CHIP since its inception in 1997.
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As MoviePass fights to hang on after the business reality of not being profitable came crashing down over the summer, a new tactic has emerged: Force lapsed users to resubscribe without their knowledge.
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As Britain's interest in Arab rule lapsed, the Hashemites lost Islam's three holiest cities in rapid succession—Mecca, Medina and, after a brief tenure from 1948 to 1967, the Old City of Jerusalem.
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The aggressive tactics led to a settlement requiring the Republican National Committee's ballot security operations to be reviewed by a federal court for the next 35 years (an agreement that lapsed last year).
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Fujian's takeover vehicle Grand Chip Investment said on Thursday its offer had lapsed as it had failed to obtain U.S. regulatory approval for the purchase, which had been a condition of the deal.
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Even into the 20th century, when imported cotton became widely available and samurai-era restrictions on silk had lapsed, small farmers in northern Japan were making their hemp work clothes last for decades.
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The senior administration officials who described the expulsion order said the three weeks that lapsed between the attack and White House action was due to close coordination among about a dozen American allies.
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In the United States, drone operators have had to register with the Federal Aviation Administration since December 2015, though there was a brief period when the rules lapsed because of a court challenge.
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Reauthorization of the 1994 law had been in limbo since December when government funding lapsed, and it was not included in the bill that kept the government funded through the end of September.
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But when pressed about whether such a bump could help real GDP hit 3 percent growth, Bernanke lapsed into the phraseology of a Las Vegas bookie: "I would take the under on that."
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These systems were in development during the Soviet period, but their production in Russia had lapsed by the time Venera-D was pitched to the Russian Academy of Sciences in the early 2000s.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump kept the Iran nuclear deal alive on Thursday as a critical deadline lapsed, a sign that he is stepping back from his threat to abandon an agreement he repeatedly disparaged.
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Suddenly, about two minutes in, the tempo picks up and Shaw's voice multiplies, imagining love and open roads while repeating "And you drive me round," as if she's lapsed into a blissful dream.
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In Rahami's case, border agents reportedly referred his name to the F.B.I., but, amid thousands of such preliminary reviews and in the absence of any evidence of a concrete threat, the investigation lapsed.
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When Obamacare funding lapsed in 7.43, Congress passed a bill funding both community health centers and CHIP for an additional two years — until September 30, 2017, when both initiatives saw their budgets lapse.
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Even if someone did manage to pounce on your butt plug's lapsed BLE connection, they'd need to be extremely close: within 30 feet and "a clear line of sight," so, probably following you around.
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"For that to happen and this much time to have lapsed causes us to wonder about whether this investigation was as comprehensive as it should have been," Bukhari said at a news conference Tuesday.
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Using his own database of incidents that met this criterion, Klarevas counted 155 deaths in the decade before the ban, 89 while it was in place, and 302 in the decade after it lapsed.
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"Suddenly the client is in their 60s, 70s or 80s, and they get a letter that says the policy has lapsed because it didn't have enough cash value to support the costs," Henske said.
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At the same time last year when the company announced its free tier for lapsed subscribers, it also launched à la carte programming as a way to differentiate itself from other live TV services.
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Funding for CHIP, which provides subsidized health insurance for children of low-income families, lapsed in September, but Congress approved another injection of money to keep CHIP going at the end of the year.
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Khan's pop culture–laced sermons and his own past — a lapsed Muslim who rediscovered Islam in college — made him a huge hit with young Muslims struggling to reconcile their faith with their secular surroundings.
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Although it attempted to fix its issues back in August with a revised subscription plan, it later decided to automatically re-enroll lapsed subscribers in a move that drew yet more fire from critics.
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It's a common problem with attracting lapsed and new players to aging MMOs, and I'd say it's played no small role in the decline of other worthy competitors like Lord of the Rings Online.
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America's collective memory sometimes appears to have lapsed when it comes to the pernicious activities carried out by families like the Vanderbilts (trains), the Rockefellers (petroleum), and the Carnegies (steel) in shaping today's world.
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The court begins its summer recess at the end of June and would not give the case a full hearing until its return in the autumn, by which time the ban would have lapsed.
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Seeking to address the "boredom" cited by "lapsed defectors" who formerly had been frequent visitors to the burrito chain, Chipotle granted diners' No. 1 request and added queso to menus nationwide on Sept. 12.
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But with Pokémon Go, Nintendo isn't just reaching out to new players who may have never played a console game before, the company is also helping lapsed fans rediscover their love for the franchise.
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The extent of the damage prompted the Federal Emergency Management Agency to extend a grace period to renew lapsed flood insurance policies for parts of Louisiana for the first time since Katrina in 2005.
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Meanwhile, Catholics everywhere—and lapsed Catholics, like me—are left to wonder how their Church, which has faced such withering scrutiny for so long, can keep getting it so wrong over and over again.
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A former DJ and a lapsed Mormon, Ardern is the closest thing New Zealand has had to a rockstar politician in years, attracting mass crowds to rallies and enjoying wall-to-wall press coverage.
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The Coast Guard is the only military branch whose employees are going without paychecks during the shutdown because the service is part of the Department of Homeland Security, whose funding lapsed on Dec. 22.
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Like "48 Portraits," Mr. Richter's "Annunciations" are works of deep ambivalence: They are disbelieving eulogies for a lapsed European tradition, yet they also testify to a dogged commitment to paint when painting seems impossible.
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But there is no sign as yet that Francis's liberalization is bringing his lapsed-Catholic admirers back to the pews; from Germany to Australia to his native Latin America, the church's institutional decline continues.
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The Federal Aviation Administration is also among the agencies whose funding has lapsed as a result of the shutdown, and the agency's shutdown plan called for furloughs for about 18,000 of its 45,000 employees.
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Olson, the Supreme Court decision that upheld the legality of the independent counsel law, since lapsed, that gave way to the Justice Department regulations now governing the work of the special counsel, Robert Mueller.
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But those talks lapsed as Japan government investors who had been part of that consortium told Toshiba they were reluctant to close a deal in the face of legal challenges posed by Western Digital.
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Here's what you need to know before you join everyone on the Moon this October, whether you're a new player or a lapsed fan who wants to get back into Destiny after a break.
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As Destiny 2 fans continue to settle in with the game's newly launched Season of the Drifter, one great new feature provides a path to get lapsed players caught up with their friends: Surge Bounties.
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So to get people engaged, and to bring lapsed players back, Niantic is now opening as many avenues as possible to get involved, explore the story, and possibly attend an Anomaly event in the future.
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DACA status lapsed, family arrested Vargas said she arrived in the United States with her family at age 7 as an undocumented immigrant from Argentina and later was granted DACA status, which lasts two years.
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Late last year, it obtained approval from NDRC for a US$99.8753bn offshore borrowing quota and eyed a bond offering, but rising interest rates quashed its hopes and the NDRC approval lapsed after six months.
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In 2015, despite a dire drought, Ethiopia did avoid famine, but the ECX played little role: its maize and wheat contracts had lapsed by then because of concerns that exports would jeopardise domestic food supplies.
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"Clearly, all-day breakfast is helping bring back lapsed customers and may even be bringing in new customers who wouldn't normally be going to McDonald's," Mr. Kalinowski said in an interview before earnings were announced.
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The court begins its summer recess at the end of this month and would not give the case a full hearing until its return in the fall, by which time the ban would have lapsed.
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The new products and drink specials helped increase traffic and spending, with the sandwich launch persuading some lapsed customers to return and also bringing in new diners, said Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail.
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Nationstar Mortgage has defeated a racketeering lawsuit accusing it of inflating premiums for property insurance that mortgage borrowers were forced to buy when their own policies lapsed by adding in the costs of improper kickbacks.
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There's nothing like one member's slide toward death to send the others spiralling backward and inward—inspecting old arrangements and restarting lapsed arguments, wondering just what it was, besides blood, that ever held them together.
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Archbishop Peter L. Gerety, who as a liberal leader of the Roman Catholic Church in America gave voice to the laity, to women and to lapsed churchgoers and preached for social justice, died on Sept.
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GUWAHATI, India (Reuters) - Protesters in northeast India claimed victory on Wednesday after a bill that the government says will help Hindus in neighboring countries settle in India lapsed before it could be ratified by parliament.
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The United States has repeatedly complained about Pakistan's failure to shut down the charities it deems "terrorist fronts" for LeT - Pakistan last year banned the two charities but the order was temporary and it lapsed.
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Unlike Mr. Jaworski in 1974 and Mr. Mueller today, Mr. Starr was operating under a law — enacted after Watergate, and since lapsed — that clearly gave him the authority to send a report directly to Congress.
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ROME — After his spirited defense of a Chilean bishop accused of covering up sexual abuse prompted the greatest crisis of his pontificate, Pope Francis reactivated an abuse commission on Saturday that had lapsed into dormancy.
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Michael Karnavas, a lawyer who has represented two other former Khmer Rouge leaders, said Mr. Koppe's lapsed legal qualification in the Netherlands had been widely known in the legal community at the tribunal since 2016.
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But the list of contested policies continued to percolate, including a renewal for 421-a, a lapsed tax-cut program for developers; support for charter schools; changes to the workers' compensation system; and education aid.
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A wiry bantamweight and lapsed Democrat, Mr. Gold was a picture of combustibility redeemed only by a jaundiced wit and a commitment to keeping the traveling press corps glued to his candidate at any cost.
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Both chambers of Congress passed a short-term funding bill in the wee hours of Friday and cleared the way for a massive boost to military and domestic spending hours after funding lapsed at midnight.
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A former DJ and a lapsed Mormon, Ardern is the closest thing New Zealand has had to a rock-star politician in years, attracting mass crowds to rallies and enjoying wall-to-wall press coverage.
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Sources familiar with the program tell us, Simpson talked in the third person as he described how the murders might have been committed, but at some point in the interview he lapsed into first person.
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Had it delivered the car in June, the subsidy would have lapsed a quarter earlier, a strategic move applauded by Ross Gerber, chief executive of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth and Investment Management, which holds Tesla shares.
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Not only is the film — starring Justice Smith as a lapsed pokémon trainer teaming up with a talking pikachu partner voiced by Ryan Reynolds — the highest-earning video game film ever, it's also the best received.
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In The Incendiaries, R.O. Kwon circles three disastrous characters — lapsed evangelical Will, the highly suggestible, former piano prodigy Phoebe, whom Will loves, and John, the gulag prison escapee and cult leader who has successfully wooed Phoebe.
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This means they ask local councils to make every effort to contact the lapsed members and encourage them to reengage with the Knights before they file official paperwork, showing they have done this, for their removal.
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Later, the researchers spliced these shots into a time-lapsed videotape that showed how most of the bacteria spread until they reached the antibiotic dose that was too strong for them to continue growing or living.
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The department found the allegations credible, but the statute of limitations had lapsed: Moonves, she recalled, came into her office in the middle of a workday and suggested the two of them go out for lunch.
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In other words, developers can create a survey, copy in a single link to the MixPanel service (or others like it), and instantly send out that survey to (for example) lapsed users or brand new users.
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After a four-year grand jury investigation, former federal appellate judge and Republican independent counsel Kenneth Starr, acting pursuant to a statute that subsequently lapsed, issued an impeachment report to Congress that was immediately made public.
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Photo: Cliff Owen (AP)Chelsea Manning, who was released from jail last week after the federal grand jury she was subpoenaed to testify before lapsed, was taken back into custody on Thursday as a recalcitrant witness.
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But those talks lapsed as Japanese government investors who had been part of that consortium told Toshiba they were reluctant to close a deal in the face of the legal risks posed by Western Digital's demands.
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Congress this month appropriated $1.37 billion for building border barriers following a long battle with Trump, which included a 35-day partial government shutdown - the longest in U.S. history - when agency funding lapsed on Dec. 22.
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None of that really matters, because all of those confirmations lapsed — Whitaker left the US attorney job in 2009 and was out of government for eight years, while Mueller left the FBI director job in 2013.
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Meantime, the new WW will need to fine tune its message — both to prospective members and lapsed ones — and communicate that the new name is a new-and-improved version of the Weight Watchers everyone knows.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's consumer prices likely rose at their fastest pace in more than a year in June, a Reuters poll showed on Monday, as the effects of tax policy changes introduced in 2018 lapsed.
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He added the government will also set between a 25 and 30 percent tariff on textiles and shoes from countries that do not have free trade deals with Mexico, a measure that also lapsed in January.
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Pope Francis on Saturday revived a sex abuse advisory commission that had lapsed into dormancy, the AP reports, amid mounting criticism over his support for a Chilean bishop accused of witnessing sexual abuses and ignored them.
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One of the juiciest details: To satisfy Wall Street's desire for higher user numbers, Twitter goosed activity on the site by sending lapsed users an email claiming that there might be something wrong with their accounts.
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One of Jeffrey Epstein's alleged victims has filed a civil lawsuit against his estate and unnamed accomplices under a new law which allows child victims to bring cases even after the statute of limitations has lapsed.
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And then when, at last, even the cosmopolitans became alarmed, he took their anxiety as a partisan insult, and lapsed into "hoax" accusations, pulling a certain percentage of his co-partisans into irresponsibility along with him.
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Suon Visal, the head of the Cambodian bar association, said Mr. Koppe was disbarred in Cambodia as early as August when the association learned that his membership in the Amsterdam Bar Association had lapsed in 2016.
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While a final decision has not been made, Ms. Pelosi will most likely seek a swift vote on the legislation the House spurned before funding lapsed: the Senate's stopgap spending bill would provide funding through Feb.
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And for all his indignation at the start of the speech, Mr. Trump lapsed into well-worn themes later in the one hour and 22-minute speech, even delivering a leisurely reminiscence about his election victory.
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I did, however, receive other illuminating pointers from Pat Catterson — Ms. Rainer's rehearsal assistant and a member of her company — whose clarity in teaching assuaged my fear that I, in my lapsed-dancer state, was underprepared.
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In 2005, the Tenth Circuit court ruled that an immigrant in Deniz's position was grandfathered into a lapsed program that allowed him to pay a fine and apply for residency, so Deniz applied for a visa.
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Winning over new voters and re-engaging lapsed voters demands an authenticity about our values, that for too long, have been triangulated or modulated in craven attempts to recapture some elusive white suburban or rural voter.
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A number of provisions being considered alongside the alcoholic beverage excise tax have already lapsed, including a biodiesel tax credit, despite strong support from Iowa Republican Charles E. Grassley, the head of the Senate Finance Committee.
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With the funding deadline for community health centers having lapsed over a month ago, Congress must act right now or 22019 percent of funding will be cut, and the doors of 2,800 health centers will close.
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Instead of writing candidates off from the get-go, employers can make individualized assessments to determine an applicant's merits, as well as the amount of time lapsed since the conviction and its relevance to the job.
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The song became a top-10 hit, and Ms. Osborne, who describes herself as a lapsed Roman Catholic "who also happens to be a fan of Jesus Christ," was nominated for five Grammy Awards in 1996.
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As sweeteners to entice Democrats to back the measure, Mr. McConnell added $12.7 billion in disaster aid and an extension of the Violence Against Women Act, a measure that expired last year when government funding lapsed.
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WWE claims in quarterly reports that its potential digital market is 63 million households, 26 million of which are former followers; wrangling lapsed viewers (recently or otherwise) is a big part of the company's expansion strategy.
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She said that when pharmacists with disciplinary records apply to start new pharmacies, the board weighs several criteria in deciding whether to approve them, including the severity of their past actions and the time that's lapsed since.
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In The Incendiaries, R. O. Kwon circles three disastrous characters — lapsed evangelical Will; the highly suggestible former piano prodigy Phoebe, whom Will loves; and John, the gulag prison escapee and cult leader who has successfully wooed Phoebe.
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When the conversation lapsed and we were looking toward the sea, I turned back toward her, thinking of a question I could ask that would keep the conversation going, but before I could speak, Jen kissed me.
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In order to get these votes, Democrats have a list of demands, including saving the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, helping stabilize the Affordable Care Act, and restoring the lapsed federal Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
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Lawyers say a finding of wrongdoing against the agency could re-open legal avenues, since lapsed due to the statute of limitations, to pursue S&P over its role in investment losses incurred during the financial crisis.
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With that influx of new (and lapsed former) players brings a challenge: Trying to satisfy the people who grew up with this 20-year-old series while still aiming it at youngsters and less-experienced Pokémon trainers.
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The department regulations are "not quite as robust" as a law related to the appointment of a special prosecutor that lapsed in the 1990s, according to Justin Levitt, a professor at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles.
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The three European bigwigs who travelled to Rome for the occasion (European Council president Donald Tusk, Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker and European Parliament president Martin Schulz) are all of Catholic background, though Mr Schulz has lapsed.
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CONAKRY (Reuters) - Global miner Rio Tinto's outline deal to sell its stake in the Simandou iron ore project in Guinea has lapsed after years of negotiations failed to produce an agreement with Aluminum Corp of China (Chinalco).
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It is one thing for Europe to look past these issues now, but as part of the agreement on containing the migrant crisis, European leaders agreed to speed up Turkey's lapsed negotiations to join the European Union.
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He reached out to divorced and remarried Catholics and to lapsed priests, allowed the substitution of general absolution of sins for individual confessions, gave women parish leadership roles and declined to condemn birth control and premarital sex.
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Letgo is bringing to the table an app with more than 100 million worldwide downloads, so there is a potential to reactivate some of the lapsed users who aren't currently shopping or selling on its marketplace today.
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In June, federal prosecutors released a scathing, 80-page civil complaint that accused the agency of endangering the health and safety of its tenants as a result of cover-ups, management failures and lapsed lead paint inspections.
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I realize that makes this movie sound indistinguishable from nearly every other piece of family-targeted animated big-screen entertainment out there, and I'm sorry to report that the Lego movie enterprise has lapsed into intentional mediocrity.
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" The panel also stated that Salazar's desire to provide the very best results and training for athletes under his care "clouded his judgment in some instances, when his usual focus on the rules appears to have lapsed.
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Had Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Democrats refused to remove the language, the administration could have publicly announced its intent to veto the legislation and further jeopardized efforts to fund the government before funding lapsed at midnight Friday.
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Robert Loigman, a lawyer for the Kingate funds, in an email called Deutsche Bank's claims "utterly without basis," saying the bank was trying to benefit improperly from a "lapsed trade" it refused to complete eight years ago.
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Robert Loigman, a lawyer for the Kingate funds, in an email called Deutsche Bank's claims "utterly without basis," saying the bank was trying to benefit improperly from a "lapsed trade" it refused to complete eight years ago.
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"It's Friday night and nothing's been agreed to despite our extensive efforts to make testimony possible," Grassley said in a statement, after an original 5 pm deadline lapsed without a response from Ford or her legal team.
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The company asked lapsed customers whether they'd be interested in a $12.99 tier if it included next-day access to WWE's two most highly-viewed programs, RAW and SmackDown, which currently air weekly on the USA Network.
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The conventional wisdom was that these bills, among other priorities like disaster relief funding, and funding for the lapsed Children's Health Insurance Program, would be attached to the must-pass spending agreement at the end of the year.
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Before meeting with lawmakers, Trump said the shutdown would last for "as long as it takes" as he pushes for wall money as part of any legislation to reopen agencies shuttered when their funding lapsed on Dec. 22.
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The 180-day confidentiality period on the photos has now lapsed, offering a clear view of an iPhone X with a glass backplate featuring the same gold tone as the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus released in September.
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Following that terrorist attack, the government created the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund to support those who were harmed that day; after it lapsed, it was reactivated in 2011 to provide funding for the care of first responders.
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An outline deal to divest the stake to partner Aluminum Corp of China (Chinalco), which holds 39.95 percent, lapsed last year without producing an agreement, with sources citing as one obstacle China's wish to control all four blocks.
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While EVE Online has a vibrant community — one that even inspired a history book — the playerbase has waned over the years, and the new free tier is designed to both bring in new players and entice lapsed fans.
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The UN Security Council met on Monday and Tuesday to debate the reports of chemical weapons used in Douma, and to vote on dueling U.S. and Russian resolutions meant to revive a lapsed mechanism for investigating such reports.
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A finding of wrongdoing against the agency in Australia could have re-opened legal avenues, since lapsed due to the statute of limitations, to pursue S&P over its role in investment losses incurred during the financial crisis.
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Lawmakers also want to provide tens of billions of dollars in response to this year's hurricanes and wildfires, and they need to provide funds for the Children's Health Insurance Program, whose financing lapsed at the end of September.
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All five were born in the US. Her DACA protection lapsed while she was pregnant with her second child, and she was suddenly returned to the world of her childhood, in which the family's movements were closely circumscribed.
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Ms. Pelosi and Mr. Schumer hope to use the negotiations to help undocumented immigrants brought to the country as children and to provide financing for the Children's Health Insurance Program, whose funding lapsed at the end of September.
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Such wines are labeled "mevushal" and a pagan (or even a lapsed yeshiva girl like me) can serve any kosher wine that has been boiled, flash-pasteurized or made from heated grapes, to anyone, even the very religious.
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More than two dozen states have also taken steps to make it easier for retired medical professionals whose licenses have lapsed to be recertified during the pandemic, according to data compiled by the Federation of State Medical Boards.
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A weak lead, such as someone who bought a ticket to just one event four years ago, is far less likely to purchase a membership — and lead to a lucrative commission — than a lapsed but previously committed donor.
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The old men, many of them veterans of the blood bath that was World War I, often lapsed into "what ifs" — what if the czar had not abdicated, what if the Guards had arrived on time, what if.
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Among the issues still outstanding, Mr. Klein said, were the level of education aid; a renewal for 421-a, a lapsed tax abatement program for developers; and charter schools, which has been a major sticking point in negotiations.
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The 1994 federal assault-weapons ban, signed by President Bill Clinton, lapsed twelve years ago, and since then the legislation has taken on the aura of a grand achievement, of the sort hardly obtainable in these degraded days.
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This design style eventually lapsed into self-parody (especially as the studio ran into money troubles and slashed its budgets), but in the best Magoo cartoons, it suggests something akin to a newspaper comic strip come to life.
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Indie smartwatch fans were screwed by the shutdown—their e-ink watches doomed to junk drawers once support lapsed—but there was reason to believe that Pebble, or at least its essence, could one day rise from the dead.
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They haven't tasted victory in the league since 19 December, suggesting the players might have lapsed into some form of collective amnesia and consequently forgotten the significance of wins, points and, you know, not dropping down into the Championship.
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HQ may need to launch a second game app, come up with some new viral hooks or find ways to revive lapsed players if it's going to make good on the $15 million its parent company raised in March.
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Josephine Manley, Karwah's sister, told Time magazine that they rushed her back to hospital after she lapsed into convulsions following the birth, but said staff refused to touch her because she had contracted the deadly virus in late 2014.
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Too comfortable in the way I'd settled into London, a city built and sustained every day by immigrants, I had lapsed into the mistaken belief that sociocultural progress was like the tech industry that I cover: always moving forward.
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Lafe Langford of La Mora, a relative of those killed, said many of his community are lapsed Mormons, few are in polygamous relationships and residents do not tolerate the kind of Mormon prophets Colonia LeBaron has a history of.
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Bolstering the contention by trade experts that the president's hands are now tied is a new U.S. trade court ruling, published on Monday, that Trump's authority had lapsed in a previous Section 232 investigation on imports of foreign steel.
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Under Hong Kong rules, the stock exchange would consider a new application within three months of the lapsed one as a renewal or continuance of the original one, smoothing the process should Megvii choose to return with updated information.
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And despite talk of a "Francis effect" convincing lapsed Catholics to return to the fold, the survey shows no indication that the Pope has inspired an increase in the number of American Catholics, or in attendance at Catholic Masses.
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The agency currently remains largely shut down, as EPA funding lapsed late last month when the federal government shut down due to an inability by Congress and the White House to reach a deal on funding for federal agencies.
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As NPR has detailed, Trump, in his 2000 book The America We Deserve, supported the 10-year ban on the weapons that then-President Bill Clinton had signed into law in 1994 (the law lapsed and hasn't been renewed).
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Justice Elena Kagan, a former dean of Harvard Law School and solicitor general, was nominated to the federal appeals court in 1999 by Bill Clinton after working for his administration, but the Senate didn't vote on her nomination and it lapsed.
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In an email sent to such lapsed (or perhaps recovering) users, including Engadget's Richard Lawler, FanDuel wrote: It appears your account has been inactive for over two years, which means you have neither deposited nor entered a contest during that time.
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The copyright in a work, duly registered at the time that registration was required (pre-19583), may never have been renewed, and so its protection may have quietly lapsed some time ago; for many more obscure works, it's hard to know.
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Bear in mind, however, that many works have passed (or "fallen" or "lapsed," as the older phrases had it) into the public domain in the U.S. for reasons other than term expiry, even during the 21 years of the CTEA extension.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - A grace period on Chinese loans to Venezuela has lapsed, according to two Venezuelan sources with knowledge of the matter, potentially depriving the cash-strapped OPEC nation of billions of dollars in desperately needed oil revenue this year.
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Down 17 percent in early Frankfurt trade U.S. conglomerate General Electric said on Wednesday its 683 million-euro offer for German 3D printer maker SLM Solutions had lapsed after it failed to reach its minimum acceptance threshold of 75 percent.
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Domestic troubles, he observes, are particularly rife among lapsed Southern Baptists: men (especially) who inherit old-fashioned notions of family life, but drift from the church and are "stranded with traditional beliefs" that are hard to honour in modern America.
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Yet in spite of that promising start, Ham On Rye doesn't seem to have been too invested in its patent: records show that through the first thirteen years of its existence, the patent lapsed twice, due to nonpayment of maintenance fees.
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HTC used to be a legitimate competitor to Samsung at the top of the Android pile, but that position has lapsed and we need a new contender to keep Apple and Samsung honest at the premium end of the market.
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In the pilot of "Evil," a forensic psychologist and lapsed Catholic named Kristen (Katja Herbers) lies in bed, frozen in terror, her eyes open wide, as a demon—black and shrivelled, with bright-green eyes and long claws—taunts her.
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Bill Backer, a lapsed lyricist whose classic 245 commercial taught a fractious world of potential Coca-Cola consumers to sing in perfect harmony and was featured in the finale of "Mad Men," died on Friday in Warrenton, Va. He was 89.
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The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), which provides funding and grants for a variety of programs that tackle domestic abuse, lapsed at the end of Friday after Congress failed to pass an extension before leaving for its one-week recess.
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There had been concerns that the IRS would not be able to issue refunds during the shutdown, which Democrats were highlighting in an effort to pressure the Trump administration to reopen at least some of the federal agencies with lapsed funding.
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Rosler had moved to California from New York City as what she calls "a semi-lapsed painter but also a maker of photographs, photomontages, and a bit of sculpture," but it wasn't long before she was performing and recording herself.
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He yanked Ryan Fitzpatrick, who had led the Jets to only a field goal in nine possessions, for the backup quarterback Geno Smith, who had lapsed into what amounted to a mini-tantrum on the sideline after Fitzpatrick's third-quarter interception.
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South Korean officials signed a short-term agreement on Sunday that would boost the amount Seoul contributes toward the upkeep of U.S. troops on the peninsula, after a previous deal lapsed amid U.S. President Donald Trump's call for more money.
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They included a casino's buffet of Nevada pols, someone from a reality TV show called "Pawn Stars" and Donnie Wahlberg: once a New Kid on the Block, now a lapsed golden boy who was going all in for Marky Marco.
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The double up is a little more limited than the first event, which offered up candy bonuses and higher encounter rates for specific Pokémon, but it's still a nice bump for existing players (and Niantic's probably hoping some lapsed ones, too).
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Now, that's a rather extreme version of being a former believer who feels disconnected from whatever they once had faith in, but The Path finds little links here and there to, say, all of the lapsed Catholics in our midst.
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If you haven't listened before — or if you're a lapsed fan — you might want to try today's episode: Coral Davenport, who covers energy and the environment for The Times, dives into the details and the politics of the Green New Deal.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Ducking and swiping our way through the plastic entrance curtains of Hong Kong Supermarket, we were two of 20 to 30 lapsed Chinese people who had waited to get their chunjie shopping done on New Year's Day.
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U.S. District Judge F. Dennis Saylor during a hearing in Boston asked why some of GSK's witnesses should be allowed to put forward new opinions to support the drugmaker's defense after an August 2018 deadline for expert reports had lapsed.
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The 33-year-old Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman, untested by crisis and intolerant of criticism, watched impotently as a carefully (and expensively) nurtured image of a modernizing Kingdom was torn apart and the Royal Court lapsed into panic and disarray.
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"A currency swap with Japan previously was in place for a long time (before it lapsed) and it made big contributions to the currency market so it would be right to establish currency swap (with Japan)," Chung Sye-kyun told reporters.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Officials signed a short-term agreement on Sunday to boost South Korea's contribution toward the upkeep of U.S. troops on the peninsula, after a previous deal lapsed amid U.S. President Donald Trump's call for the South to pay more.
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Democrats have only held a Senate seat in Arizona once in the last half century, but Sinema is a compelling candidate — she's a lapsed Mormon who, as a child, lived for a time in an abandoned gas station in Florida.
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But for all other current or former DACA recipients — those with permits expiring after March 5th, or those whose DACA approvals have already lapsed — their permits will no longer be eligible for renewal, meaning they will be undocumented after their current paperwork expires.
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Ingolstadt, then of the second tier in Germany, came in with an offer in 2011, but Dacia were still holding Ricketts' registration and, in the time it took for FIFA to intervene and make an emergency decision on the case, the offer lapsed.
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That alone didn't cause a funding gap because Democrats rapidly overrode his veto, but it took until October 493 for Congress to pass a continuing resolution funding the rest of the government, whose funding had lapsed amid the HEW/Labor funding fight.
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More importantly, 2049 felt like a companion piece to such 2017 hits as Get Out, Split, and Baby Driver—all of them smart, adult-aimed films that had convinced long-lapsed movie-lovers to get out of the house for the night.
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Though Painter has researched the many ways in which Gage's account doesn't line up — the time lapsed between the event and the report, the inaccurate dialect, the obvious agenda Gage had for her women's rights work — not many people doubt Gage's version.
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Asked if a vote in 2021 would be reasonable, Sturgeon said it would not because too much time would have lapsed after Britain's EU exit, due in late March 2019, and there could have been too much divergence in areas such as regulations.
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By the numbers: Worldwide Lipitor sales peaked in 2006, at almost $13 billion, with more than 60% coming from the U.S. After Lipitor's patent lapsed in late 2011, sales started declining precipitously in the U.S. as numerous generic atorvastatin pills hit the market.
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This time, however, the company is automatically enrolling lapsed former subscribers into its service, saying its choosing those users to be part of a "select test group" to try a version of MoviePass similar to its original one-movie-per-day plan.
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The hybrid portable and home console has struck a chord with lapsed gamers who don't have enough spare time to sit in front of a TV for hours at a time, along with those who had migrated to playing games on their smartphone.
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MEXICO CITY, March 25 (Reuters) - Mexico renewed a 15 percent steel tariff on countries with which it does not currently have free trade agreements, according to an order published in the government's official gazette on Monday, after the measure lapsed in January.
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Even under the 1983 Ethics in Government Act (which lapsed in 1999), Congress required a finding (by the attorney general) that there was information indicating a serious criminal-law violation before the appointment of a special prosecutor (or independent counsel) would be triggered.
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But developers also rely on sucking in email addresses to wake up lapsed users with message blasts, target them and people similar to them with reengagement or install ads, and exclude existing users to save money when buying ads to recruit new users.
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The upper house of parliament passed the bill in 2014 but it lapsed after the government failed to put it up for a vote in the lower house because it was preoccupied with legislation aimed at tackling security problems and economic reforms.
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Filed on Thursday on behalf of thousands of California homeowners, the lawsuit said Florida-based Ocwen took kickbacks on insurance that mortgage borrowers were forced to buy when their own policies lapsed, then passed the cost of the kickbacks on to the borrowers.
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The chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee is working to lift a restriction on how much money states can get to keep their Children's Health Insurance Programs (CHIP) running, as Congress works to reauthorize the program that lapsed Sept. 85033.
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You learn to forget about it day to day, to not bring it up, since doctors' offices and government forms and fellow parents have apparently begun to forget that you're an outcast and have lapsed into treating you like a regular person.
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Warmbier's family said they were told by North Korean officials, through contacts with American envoys, that Warmbier fell ill from botulism some time after his March 2016 trial and lapsed into a coma after taking a sleeping pill, the Washington Post reported.
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The Senate unveiled a new penalty in its Obamacare repeal bill that would punish people who lapsed in health coverage for more than two months in any given year, by making them wait to be eligible to enroll for a new plan.
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Fiske, who was not subject to the independent counsel law because it had temporarily lapsed, publicly released an interim report in 1994 clearing White House officials of wrongdoing in the Whitewater affair and confirming that Foster's death was a suicide unrelated to Whitewater.
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Federal agencies had prepared for the shutdown; on Thursday night, officials at the White House Office of Management and Budget instructed federal agency leaders to give their employees informal notice of who would be furloughed and who would not if funding lapsed.
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At this darkest hour, reflecting on their long relationship, she sees that her incorrigible but ever-faithful dog, who "loved me even when I lapsed in loving myself," has been as much a home for her as she has been for Beija.
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KUALA LUMPUR, May 3 (Reuters) - A deal by a former unit of troubled state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) to sell its stake in a property development project to a consortium including China's state-owned China Railway Engineering Corporation (CREC) has lapsed.
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During the Senate debate over the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, Senator Orrin Hatch was challenged over support for the Children's Health Insurance Program, which covers nine million U.S. children — but whose funding lapsed two months ago, and has not been renewed.
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After the federal law lapsed in 2200, some states and municipalities began instituting their own high-capacity magazine bans; currently, eight states have some kind of restriction on magazine size, including California, Colorado, Connecticut, Hawaii, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and New York.
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