Me: Husband, please stop leaving empty wrappers on the kitchen surface.
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For every Baker's Edge brownie pan, there's an entrepreneur leaving empty-handed.
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If companies leave, jobs will move out of Britain, leaving empty office spaces.
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They tear through the brain and kill healthy tissue, leaving empty holes behind.
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"We're not leaving empty-handed tonight," wrote Fonsi on Instagram following the award show.
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The woman was not leaving empty-handed: The water fountain was in the parlor.
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Jones had come into the office to get paid and was leaving empty-handed.
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As apparently happened in April and again earlier in June, they were leaving empty-handed.
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Poachers and bushmeat hunters have already stripped wildlife from the remaining unprotected habitat, leaving empty forests.
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You'll take the guarantee, rather than grab for a little extra and risk leaving empty-handed.
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This include titans like Leonardo DiCaprio, Nicole Kidman, Cate Blanchett and Moore (on both occasions) leaving empty-handed.
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The shooter forgoes the challenges of locating and tracking a wild animal as well as the prospect of leaving empty-handed.
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And to be sure, it is satisfying to think of a sexual abuser publicly defenestrated — and leaving empty-handed to boot.
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Some in San Miguelito have also left the area in recent years, moving to the United States and leaving empty homes behind.
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Now IBM is gone as well, leaving empty facilities and a "plume" of groundwater pollution it will cost millions to clean up.
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At that point, Xicotencatl said, officers threatened to enter the building in search of other migrants without Mexican immigration documents before leaving empty-handed.
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The site's most recent owner stripped the factory of wiring to sell for scrap and walked away, the mayor said, leaving empty brick buildings behind.
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As retailers across the U.S. shutter hundreds of locations — sometimes leaving empty malls in their wake — Tanger Factory Outlet Centers continues to break ground on new properties.
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On that below-zero morning in Canada's capital, police say, the intruders bound four employees and struck one in the head with a handgun before leaving empty-handed.
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The shift to online sales appears to be accelerating, taking a toll on store chains and employees while leaving empty store fronts in malls, strip centers and elsewhere.
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"It is more than concerning that we would stultify that capacity through deep budget cuts, centralization of decision making at State and leaving empty leadership positions," she said.
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With people forced to stand in line for four, five, six hours or more for basic staples — and even then sometimes leaving empty-handed — the social situation is combustible.
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They're on the hunt for new tenants as a wave of store closures from the likes of Payless ShoeSource, Gap, Charlotte Russe and Dressbarn is hitting and leaving empty storefronts behind.
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Anthony Sneed of 85 North Productions deftly edited Cosby out of the show's iconic opening sequence and opening scenes, leaving empty frames and random shots of the family's empty kitchen in his place.
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The judges on ABC's "Shark Tank" are known for their sharp bite and brutal honesty, but one former Tank reject found redemption when he returned to re-pitch his company after leaving empty handed in 5003.
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Having thick enough skin to receive criticism from military families without lashing out at them is a baseline prerequisite for assuming the responsibility for making decisions that can end up leaving empty seats at family dinner tables.
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Ironically, though, if the U.S. does choose to act alone, in the absence of Iranian violations and against the wishes of its allies, it might undermine the substantive goal of UN snapback, leaving empty sanctions on paper.
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How shipments are booked on trucks today is quite inefficient, with orders often leaving empty spaces on truck beds that could be filled with goods going in the same direction; and in about 20% of all journeys carrying no load at all.
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"It's a real testament to the power of Muhammad Ali, his message and all he stood for that so many thousands showed up to be able to recognize him," Brian Eller told CNN affiliate WAVE-TV, leaving empty-handed after waiting in line for hours.
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The scenario is always the same: I wander into a consignment boutique with my size-16 body, see that I'm the only one of my size shopping, and flip through all the racks before leaving empty-handed (or, on a rare occasion, with a handbag or accessory).
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"It's a real testament to the power of Muhammad Ali, his message and all he stood for that so many thousands showed up to be able to recognize him," fan Brian Eller told CNN affiliate WAVE-TV, leaving empty-handed after waiting in line for hours for tickets to Friday's service.
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The Wuhan coronavirus patient in Washington state is being isolated in a tiny room and treated by a robot as doctors try to prevent an outbreakResidents left in quarantined Wuhan are desperately stockpiling food and fuel, leaving empty shelves and prices skyrocketingHere are the symptoms of the deadly Wuhan coronavirus and when you should be worried
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Read more:How to protect yourself while travelingThe Wuhan coronavirus patient in Washington state is being isolated in a tiny room and treated by a robot as doctors try to prevent an outbreakResidents left in quarantined Wuhan are desperately stockpiling food and fuel, leaving empty shelves and prices skyrocketingHere are the symptoms of the deadly Wuhan coronavirus and when you should be worried
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Here&aposs how to protect yourself while travelingThe Wuhan coronavirus patient in Washington state is being isolated in a tiny room and treated by a robot as doctors try to prevent an outbreakResidents left in quarantined Wuhan are desperately stockpiling food and fuel, leaving empty shelves and prices skyrocketingHere are the symptoms of the deadly Wuhan coronavirus and when you should be worried
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Source: German Foreign OfficeRead more:How to protect yourself while travelingThe Wuhan coronavirus patient in Washington state is being isolated in a tiny room and treated by a robot as doctors try to prevent an outbreakResidents left in quarantined Wuhan are desperately stockpiling food and fuel, leaving empty shelves and prices skyrocketingHere are the symptoms of the deadly Wuhan coronavirus and when you should be worried
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Read more:Here&aposs how to protect yourself while travelingThe Wuhan coronavirus patient in Washington state is being isolated in a tiny room and treated by a robot as doctors try to prevent an outbreakResidents left in quarantined Wuhan are desperately stockpiling food and fuel, leaving empty shelves and prices skyrocketingHere are the symptoms of the deadly Wuhan coronavirus and when you should be worriedRead Business Insider&aposs coverage about the Wuhan coronavirus here.
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This addition is being built where the western portion of the lake once was located. Like several of the stores in the development, Belk moved from an existing location in the city (Madison Square Mall), leaving empty retail space behind. Belk opened at Bridge Street in Fall 2014.
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National Geographic, n.d. Web. 11 Oct. 2016. The sudden disappearance of bees leaving empty hives or colony collapse disorder (CCD) is not uncommon. However, in 16-month period from 2006 through 2007, 29% of 577 beekeepers across the United States reported CCD losses in up to 76% of their colonies.
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President Donald Trump appeared on March 15, 2017 for a rally and speech. According to a public address announcement in the venue, thousands more were unable to attend leaving empty seats in the upper level. This announcement was highly controversial as there was no evidence the upper level tickets were ever sold.
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The ruins were acquired by English Heritage, and is open to free public access during daylight hours. Conservation work was undertaken in 2006 to help maintain safety and improve the understanding of the site and new visitor information boards were installed. By 2007 several of these had been vandalised leaving empty boards behind.
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It wore a torn tuxedo and hat, always looked sad, and showed a great clumsiness. Their function in the auction was identical to Chollo and Antichollo before them: Boom gave the contestants the possibility of winning whichever prize they chose, while Crack meant leaving empty-handed. In their introduction, they were described as two tramps who played their last coins in a slot machine. Boom won the jackpot, while Crack lost its coin.
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The northern half of Commercial Street, from Westgate Square as far as Hill Street, is part of the Town Centre Conservation Area, including many listed buildings rising to three or four storeys, dating from the Victorian period to the early 20th century. In the 2010s several large national stores left Commercial Street, amongst them Marks and Spencer, Burton and Monsoon leaving empty shop units, charity shops or bargain stores in their place.
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As years passed, one story then another told of a captured outlaw who confessed to his part in the holdup. The lure of stolen gold attracted many people to the area. When homesteaders settled the area, they spoke of watching strangers armed with shovels, tape measures and crude maps scour the hillsides of Robber’s Roost, but ultimately leaving empty handed. To this day, many people believe that the stolen gold remains hidden somewhere in Robber’s Roost.
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The photoemission or photoelectric effect is a quantum electronic phenomenon in which electrons (photoelectrons) are emitted from matter after the absorption of energy from electromagnetic radiation such as UV light or X-ray. When UV light or X-ray is absorbed by matter, electrons are excited from core levels into unoccupied states, leaving empty core states. Secondary electrons are generated by the decay of the core hole. Auger processes and inelastic electron scattering create a cascade of low-energy electrons.
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In 1894 they moved this school to another site in the village, leaving empty buildings suitable for a school which were acquired by Mr Stanford in 1895, to create St Aubyn's. The school remained in essence unchanged for its first one hundred years, with numbers between 60 and 100 pupils for most of that time. A chapel was built in 1912 and dedicated the following year. This records the names of 102 old boys who died in the First and Second World Wars.
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They hated being under the dominion of Merere's Wasangu, and were later a difficult to administer, wanting nothing to interfere with their feeling of equality, which was central to their identity and ideology. As the Wasangu spread terror, the stateless Wasafwa retreated and scattered into the hills, leaving empty land. It was not only the Wasangu domination they hated, in hope of expelling all Europeans, they killed off all male animals on the supposed order of a reincarnated ancestor-hero. In the 1890s Safwa children played at assaulting fortresses.
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The outfielders had difficulty throwing baseballs into the infield, because of the balls' light weight. Adams' shortstop position, at which he started playing in about 1849 or 1850, was used to field throws from the outfielders and throw to the three infielders. With the advent of higher- quality baseballs, Adams moved toward the infield, since the distance the balls could travel increased. Prior to the invention of the shortstop, large gaps existed in the defensive positioning of infields; defensive players tended to stand by bases, leaving empty space in between them for batters.
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The Doctor discovers that after the key was scattered the last time, Romana had become the final segment of it. To save Romana's life, Astra offers to become the final segment instead, even should it involve her dying to do so. When the Black and White Guardians arrive to try to take the Key away from the Doctor, the Doctor throws it into the Chaos Pool, where it is destroyed, preventing the degradation that it was causing to the universe. With the Guardians leaving empty-handed, Romana invites Amy to live in Gallifrey to join the Academy and become a Time Lord.
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The scoring system is the same as regular rugby union, namely five points for a try, three points for a drop goal (whether from penalty or open play) and two points for a post-try conversion. The shorter match length allows rugby sevens tournaments to be completed in a day or a weekend. Many sevens tournaments have a competition for a cup, a plate, a bowl, and a shield, allowing many teams of different standards to avoid leaving empty-handed. Sevens tournaments are traditionally known for having more of a relaxed atmosphere than fifteen-a-side games, and are often known as "festivals".
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McAlister calculated that such a drop would take seven seconds, but for dramatic purposes it was extended to around thirty. Problems occurred when the Coens and cinematographer Roger Deakins decided that these shots would be more effective with a wide-angle lens. "The buildings had been designed for an 18 mm lens, but as we tried a 14 mm lens, and then a 10 mm, we liked the shots more and more." However, the wider amount of vision meant that the edges of the frame went beyond the fringes of the model city, leaving empty spaces with no buildings.
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He also painted scenes of shamanism and townlife, offering insight to lifestyle and costumes of the late Joseon era. His ink landscape paintings used clear light strokes in a method similar to that of Yun Je-hong (윤제홍), the pioneer in new style painting of the late Joseon era. He is also known to not have used the traditional method of leaving empty space in his paintings, usually filling the whole canvas. Hyewon pungsokdo at Doosan Encyclopedia Although he placed short verse and his seal on most of his paintings, none indicate the date nor time of their creation and it is difficult to define the progression of his painting style.
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The town is still home to and a Naval Armament Supply Facility as well as a Helicopter Repair base; however, Gosport's naval history is very long, and the town has several buildings of historic interest as well as connections with many people who became famous. Most of the former naval and military installations have closed since the Second World War, leaving empty sites and buildings. In response to this, museums have opened, and many of the fortifications and installations (such as Fort Brockhurst, Priddy's Hard (formerly an Armament Depot, now the Explosion! Museum of Naval Firepower) and the Royal Navy Submarine Museum in Haslar Road) have been opened to the public as tourism and heritage sites.
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While The Wall Street Journal complained at the time of many institutions expanding more rapidly than their collections allowed, leaving empty display space, the Guggenheim under Krens also found itself quickly acquiring new collections and being strapped for somewhere to put them, driving the need for expansions such as the Bilbao museum. Krens pointed out that the Guggenheim and many museums already had more objects in storage than they could hope to display, and spreading them geographically is a good solution.Dobrzynski (2000) The Guggenheim in 1992 had space to display at one time 3% of its 6,000 works. The strategy pursued, radical in the eyes of traditionalists, consisted of new construction and renovation, financed by bonds, and franchising by building satellite institutions around the world.
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A swap body, swop body, exchangeable container or interchangeable unit, is one of the types of standard freight containers for road and rail transport. Based on and very similar to the more widespread shipping containers (ISO containers), swap bodies normally have the same external dimensions for the bottom corner fittings as ISO shipping containers so that they can be placed on the same kinds of trucks, trailers and railroad cars designed for shipping containers. However, ISO containers inner dimensions (2.33 m wide) are just a few centimetres too short to accommodate European-pool pallets () without leaving much empty space. To optimise the carriage of pallets, wide bodies are often scaled to the maximum width allowed for standard road trucks and railroad cars and to a different length without leaving empty space.
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In the second preliminary round, 14 teams from the Tweede Divisie enter the tournament, as the two teams that won a period title in the 2019–20 season (IJsselmeervogels and VV Katwijk) got a bye to the first round. Since last season, teams who qualify for the group stage of the UEFA Champions League and the UEFA Europa League get a bye to the second round, leaving empty spots in the first round. However, as this season the draw for the second preliminary round was made before the end of the qualifying rounds and play-off rounds of both European competitions, it was not known yet how many Dutch clubs reached the group stage of both competitions. At the time of the draw, only Ajax and Feyenoord were assured of that, so the winners of match 27 in the first preliminary round (who turned out to be Quick) and SV TEC were drawn a bye to compensate.
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