At the beginning of the episode, there were flashes of the finale, with the bachelor being given shocking last-minute news.
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That much was obvious from the last minute news conference Sanders held standing in front of what looked like some guy's shed.
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British journalists grumbled a little at the last-minute news that CBS, the American television network, would also be present at the Sussexes' request.
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I had received a last-minute news media invitation for Sunday night's Wimbledon champions dinner, a black-tie party on the last night of the tournament.
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In a last-minute news conference outside the Capitol, Tlaib brushed aside concerns that she failed to get more than one other Democrat to sign on to her resolution.
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Even the prospect of being drafted that way forced House Speaker Paul Ryan to call a last-minute news conference to prove, once and for all, he will not be the nominee this year.
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But before leaving Switzerland, he called a last-minute news conference, during which he vented at length about his political enemies in Washington as some of his top economic advisers stood silently behind him.
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And finally, there was a certain Democratic governor who scheduled a last-minute news conference during Mr. de Blasio's testimony to give an update on the weather and a 14-month-old tax bill.
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It's unclear how much of an effect the last-minute news had at the ballot box, but Clinton supporters have suggested it contributed to Trump's narrow win in several battleground states despite Clinton's lead in the popular vote.
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Put this together, and you get the impression of a volatile electorate: Anything can happen, and all may depend on voters' reaction to last-minute news of Chris Christie, Melania Trump, or whatever Julian Assange may have up his sleeve.
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Each issue of PRN had feature articles and several pages of news. Under Interurban Press, the news coverage was separated by railroad company (e.g., Rio Grande, Southern Pacific, Amtrak), with a regular columnist for each, but at the front of each issue there was also a general news section for national, miscellaneous or last- minute news. A "Short Lines" column covered the short-line railroads.
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Despite endorsements from Vice President Cheney, President Bush, and U.S. Senator Rick Santorum, Sherwood's campaign was surprisingly beaten in the financial spending wars by the Carney campaign. In the closing days of the campaign, last-minute news about new developments in a 2005 $500,000 deal with Sherwood's former mistress and accuser helped boost Carney, who had consistently played the trump card of "honor", "integrity", and "family values" in his campaign. Many voters also resonated with Carney's vague yet inspiring vow "to make Pennsylvania proud", a slogan that became very familiar to the 10th District, as well as his impressive record as a senior terrorism advisor in the Pentagon and his Navy service.
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MacNeill had learnt of the arrest of Roger Casement and the subsequent loss of German arms. After confronting Patrick Pearse, who refused to be swayed by this revelation, MacNeill felt he had no option but to place a last minute news advertisement calling the Rising off. This caused tremendous confusion among the Volunteers, especially outside of Dublin. For those that did show up, the British, reportedly, "considered De Valera's forces the best trained and best led among the rebels". Whelan was one of the 14 Volunteers of Unit “D” Company, who occupied Boland's Mill at around noon on Easter Monday. In the first artillery fire of the week, Boland's Mill had been shelled by the gunboat “Helga” (now known as the Irish patrol vessel Muirchú) from the river Liffey.
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