You are forced to linger in a lot of places where you would rather not linger, yet you cannot look away.
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Obama effect could linger Although Obama will leave the White House on January 20, the implications of his interventions could linger much longer.
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Unbelievable may not linger on Marie's assault, but it does linger on the way people — including people who claim to love and care for her — immediately start undermining her.
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Other properties, including distinctive homes and mansions, tend to linger.
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Still, food safety fears linger, despite Beijing's stringent import requirements.
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However, Crew Dragon won't linger at the ISS for long.
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"Those effects linger long after the circus tent is gone."
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I begin to linger on the space between the cars.
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Soil just sits there, meaning that toxins linger for centuries.
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To be sure, trouble spots linger in Illinois and elsewhere.
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Letting your balance linger is often a risky strategy, however.
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Most eye pencils last, but linger longer than you'd like.
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However, costs and quality concerns linger over Medicaid managed care.
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The quintessential mountains of southeastern Spain linger in the distance.
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The nasty weather is slated to linger over the weekend.
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The parasite does not linger in their fur or mouth.
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None has yet passed, but the recriminations linger in Texas.
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Fortnite's rocket launch may be over, but the memories linger.
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Can we linger on that last one for a second?
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That asterisk can linger as much as the win can.
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And sometimes that spirit can linger around for a time.
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However, two clouds linger over this less anguished Brexit view.
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Patrons order at the counter and tend to linger, drinking.
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Competitors, from Walmart and Alibaba to Google and Netflix, linger.
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The centrifugal forces that split the USSR also linger today.
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Problems linger for the 40% of Milwaukeeans who are black.
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The Hill: Divisions linger in Trump World over "emergency" gambit.
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The move comes as fears of a potential recession linger.
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How long those doubts will linger is an open question.
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Groupthink and mistrust of the other have softened, but linger.
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In other words: the right memories are allowed to linger.
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Barry is a lumbering brute; forecasters expect it to linger.
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The only way to dispel the mist, which can linger
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We linger over two rounds and eventually split the tab.
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But the good vibes did not linger in the air.
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You wonder why he lets it linger for so long.
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The biggest negative is the odor that seems to linger.
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The effects of sports injuries may even linger into adulthood.
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But the failings of those who wrote it linger on.
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In her work, those who are gone linger like ghosts.
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The sense of confinement doesn't lift, and darker motives linger.
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And yet doubts still linger about the base's enduring legacy.
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Visitors are free to sit and linger and many do.
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The chow hall, too, is a dangerous place to linger.
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The flavors seemed to linger extraordinarily long in the mouth.
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His friend explains that visitors rarely linger in Kiev now.
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But today, I let my eyes linger a little longer.
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They invite us to spend time with them, to linger.
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Its stimulating effects linger long after the lights go off.
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And afterward your partner's scent will linger on your skin.
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The woman listened, but did not ask questions or linger.
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He let the word linger, then reached for the pen.
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But antibodies can linger long after an infection has faded.
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Letting anything linger is not something she tends to do.
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The rain will begin Friday night and linger into Saturday.
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"This is not a good place to linger," Michael said.
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Shed the dust of your mind; linger in these pages.
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Weather systems tend to linger longer in the same location.
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Meteorologists say moisture from the storm will linger until Friday.
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But we are not meant to linger over such questions.
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Temperatures more appropriate for April linger today with increasing sun.
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The smell of the tree would linger outside the room.
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The shadows are what linger from this flawed, fascinating movie.
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Helen appeared in the window and waved, but didn't linger.
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For the moment, the mystery seems bound to linger. Capt.
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He might have allowed his eyes to linger on her.
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The backwoods creepiness might not linger, but his performance does.
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The dining room is not exactly cozy, yet people linger.
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The mercury is set to linger below freezing all day.
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"It bonds people together in ways that linger," he says.
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Worryingly, the effects of the virus are likely to linger.
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But this gentle film doesn't linger on horrors too long.
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Let's linger on the consumer part of this for a second.
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Watch the red blob linger over Europe, bringing in warm air.
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We're going to linger at a young star called AS 209.
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Democratic activists hope discontent with his nomination will linger through November.
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But the roots of its post–Civil War disenfranchisement laws linger.
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Let's linger on that 21924 Supreme Court decision for a second.
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Temperatures in Denver are expected to linger near the low 100s.
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But some members said the botched vote would linger over Ryan.
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The feeling will linger for days, weeks, even longer, they said.
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Every few days he comes by to linger outside their office.
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So Tuesday night's convention speakers didn't linger much on economic policy.
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Even at the end of the film, mysteries linger like smoke.
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In contrast, these effects can linger significantly longer in older individuals.
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But do the effects of not peeing linger beyond temporary discomfort?
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This strike could linger beyond the two-week walkout in 2011.
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But linger too long, and it will topple to the ground.
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His departure takes place as talks with China linger into April.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Economic nationalists still linger in the White House.
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Through it all, the most pertinent question will continue to linger.
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But for a small minority, the effects can linger for years.
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But Facebook's opacity can leave big slippery-slope questions to linger.
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For those who knew Barbaro, a whimsical thoroughbred, vivid memories linger.
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Researchers have found that attitudes toward trust can linger for generations.
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Still, concerns linger about whether the problem will be truly solved.
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Brexit will continue to linger at the back of investors' minds.
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"The storm is expected to linger into primary Tuesday," it said.
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Otherwise, entrenched management tends to linger on and waste shareholder funds.
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That means they can linger in the ocean environment for decades.
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A part of me wants to linger daily on the unknowns.
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Other than that, don't linger after I sell you a sack.
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Spencer says that thoughts of suicide linger but are now manageable.
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Other global hotspots… The Hill: Questions linger over deadly Niger mission.
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"So market nervousness around this issue will linger for a while."
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The experience can linger in you the way an image can't.
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Allow yourself to linger where the sensations intrigue you most. 6.
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Usually, that train of thought will linger, right until the end.
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Backstage, organizers praised him for the speech, but he didn't linger.
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They have become popular casual meeting spaces and places to linger.
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My role was to linger in the background and take notes.
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But it can linger in droplets on particles in the air.
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Many of them linger afterward to stroll Beacon's charming Main Street.
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They linger in the air we breathe and infuse the culture.
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Don't linger on the ground (your audience will begin to worry).
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Racial fears linger even if they've become encoded in other language.
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And even after the songs stop, the music's bittersweet emotions linger.
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" But memories linger, along with a question: "Aren't we better now?
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But numerous dubious real estate endeavors linger in Florida's landscape today.
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We pause to linger a few minutes more with our families.
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However bright and cheerful, it is not a place to linger.
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The decision, however, only prompted more questions that linger years later.
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Why would you play short and then let the sound linger?
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It's Wilson who lets the camera linger on those inadequate men.
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Even bigger questions, however, linger over the world's more autocratic states.
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I can't linger on my phone too long during the process.
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But it's human nature to linger on those feelings of regret.
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The smallest gifts can be the ones that linger in memory.
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The smallest gifts can be the ones that linger in memory.
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A frail animal, she noted, doesn't linger very long in nature.
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This means more children may linger in foster care, advocates say.
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But when the buzz fades, those moments don't sting or linger.
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But questions linger about whether the kidnappers got an inside tip.
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"Once Trump creates an enemy, that will probably linger," says Koger.
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And potential risks from trade war might linger for some time.
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She never wanted those parasitic thoughts to linger during her pregnancy.
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The stories in "Exhalation" are mostly not so magically inventive as those in Chiang's first collection, but each is still likely to linger in the memory the way riddles may linger—teasing, tormenting, illuminating, thrilling. ♦
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Still, be honest: you wouldn't linger over a story with that headline.
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Afterward, it can linger in the air for up to two hours.
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But according to the insider, tensions from the blow-up didn't linger.
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She acknowledges having "messed up," but refuses to linger over past mistakes.
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Contaminated romaine lettuce might still linger on store shelves, the CDC says.
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There's no time for a frame to linger longer than it's welcome.
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It's common for feelings of pain and inadequacy to linger for years.
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Does evil still linger the streets, forests, and homes of Castle Rock?
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You're only allowed to linger for two hours, so make 'em count.
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Luckily, we linger in this scene for no more than 45 seconds.
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For members of his family, questions linger three years after his death.
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The Fullerton Avenue case looked like it could linger unsolved, perhaps forever.
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Cold and flu viruses can also linger on faucets and door knobs.
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Driver Liang Hengshun said he preferred not to linger in North Korea.
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While these forays into other artforms are forgettable, van Gogh's words linger.
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But a stock overhang could still linger for at least a year.
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"Uncertainty will linger," said Kevin Cummins, senior U.S. economist at NatWest Markets.
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"We believe the issues of antitrust and potential SEC issues may linger."
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Yet hers was one of those utterances that resist erasure, that linger.
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Scenes linger in a depressive funk, or cut away at pivotal moments.
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They don't like him to linger too long in any one place.
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And in general, allergy symptoms tend to linger longer than a cold.
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But with this symbiosis between sound and picture, people may linger more.
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"Avoid eating strong smelly foods that will linger for longer," she urges.
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And it's unlikely that Trump's Obama bashing will linger long in history.
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The insults and occasional racial slurs linger long after you log off.
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He doesn't linger on doubts about the future of lobstering in Maine.
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Wherever you go where there might be a crowd, you don't linger.
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"The only good news is that the storm didn't linger," he said.
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I knew better than to linger on Rio's famous beaches after dark.
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What are some images from the Great War that still linger today?
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Questions about his health would linger all the way through the finals.
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But as president, Obama allowed the practice of indefinite detention to linger.
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As in 1916, the campaigns linger, flare, but do not end simply.
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Shaun's sweetness helps it linger, but its laughs are what you'll remember.
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A reader can linger on each sentence, willing herself to comprehend it.
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"Accept the penalty; don't linger there," Martin Kaymer said with a laugh.
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The clean scent wasn't overwhelming, but it did linger after the wash.
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But I found eight other professors who linger—call them the holdouts.
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He did, however, linger after his vote to see Duckworth's newborn baby.
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The effects of the bomb were devastating and linger to this day.
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So why would an edible high be more potent and linger on?
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It meant that messages you thought were securely deleted could linger on.
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But the government's response to the scandal ensured it would linger on.
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It's cheap, durable, and flexible, but it can also linger for years.
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The word itself he stresses and lets linger: a shameless verbal fart.
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As you move through town, smells of burning gas and rubber linger.
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The empty-handed "Game of Thrones" crew popped by but didn't linger.
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It's momentarily powerful but not specific enough for the effects to linger.
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The effects of a prolonged shutdown could linger for months, even years.
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They'd linger at the urinals during bathroom pit stops, waiting for me.
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Suspicions linger that the finance ministry may still be hiding incriminating records.
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According to Mr. Cheng, the improved pathway should encourage people to linger.
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But it was not allowed to linger in plain sight for long.
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At drop-off, her mother, Kellie Roske, was determined not to linger.
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The spotlight may linger on a spare, but only for so long.
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For some readers, though, these might be the only pages that linger.
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The chicken smell could very well linger into the heat of summer.
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You could look anywhere, but your eyes linger on his still body.
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Don't sit and linger on that error though, go and get help.
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The financial crisis may be behind us, but its results still linger.
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Khairabad's farmers are terrified to linger in their fields, especially at night.
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: A few showers could linger through around midnight.
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I'll linger over the liver, fricassee the feet, chomp on the chops.
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The film cannot approximate this particular process, but the camera does linger
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It's uncomfortable to linger there, but that's still what art is for.
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Yet if the Catalan issue is not tackled, political uncertainty will linger.
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"TROS" gives answers to each question while frustratingly creating others that linger.
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And long after closing the book, you'll linger there with her too.
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Similarly, don't linger too long and make any one listener feel uncomfortable.
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In some cases, the Zika virus can linger in sperm for months.
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In the interim, it is likely that racism and sexism will linger.
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Listings continued to linger until sellers lowered prices or offered other incentives.
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""The site name will linger, but RedState is all but dead now.
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Even if a future administration rejoins the agreement, the damage will linger.
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Some are caused by the doctor's giving into temptation — wanting to linger at a miller's house because he is taken with the miller's amorous wife, or wanting to linger at another rest stop and sample a new hallucinogenic drug.
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We linger for a bit longer then head back home for the night.
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Those two realities linger across the episode and make its ending especially moving.
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You'll get 'em if you linger outside too long on an October afternoon.
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We linger for a moment on the horror and outrage of the situation.
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The cool weather was expected to linger through Thursday, according to Environment Canada.
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When volatility nears all-time lows, it will either linger there or rise.
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Flu germs tend to linger and hand washing can cut down our exposure.
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I wanted to linger, politically and personally, and occupy trans as a destination.
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Those stories linger in the back of your brain on a first date.
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One of the senators who appeared to linger after the vote was Sen.
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Bravo to Gordon Ramsay, and hopefully the taste doesn't linger for too long.
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Hear tales of some their earliest occupants who paranormal enthusiasts say linger on.
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Ebola tended to linger longer in men over age 40, the researchers said.
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It's a gorgeous day, so I linger for a few extra minutes outside!
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Linger used to be Olinger's Mortuary until it was converted into a restaurant.
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Legal clouds linger over Wells Fargo, which may have to revise its earnings.
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Make sure you linger on the Totinos Super Bowl faux commercial/Sundance short.
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Even if Trump loses, his toxicity will linger on to poison Clinton's administration.
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They can also linger on surfaces like door handles, faucets, countertops and toys.
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That timeline makes it likely the case could linger into the Trump administration.
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Its leftovers linger, as tobacco litter is the biggest component of litter worldwide.
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Suspicions will linger among the most acutely partisan no matter what Mueller finds.
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They'll soon be gone from Shanghai, but will linger on in Fink's photos.
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Sometimes I did, and sometimes I left it there to linger until morning.
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India's moviegoers will soon move on, but the real toilet problem will linger.
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If permitted to linger, it often means the animal has to be destroyed.
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Tourism, a significant source of employment, remains deeply depressed as security threats linger.
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We feel your pain, they say, but if you're leaving do not linger.
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The implication here is that distinctly American interests linger somewhere in the background.
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But at least this moment will linger to warm our cold, dead hearts.
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It's said that those people's ghosts linger around the building to this day.
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She'd often linger on the phone so long that she would wet herself.
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But the most widespread harms will linger and continually drain Americans' financial resources.
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Still, he warned that challenges such as low inflation and weakness overseas linger.
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A few linger after class to ask scheduling questions, but that's about it.
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"These are effects that will linger for some period of time," he said.
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If any "Twilight" groupies linger in the dusk, their bafflement must be boundless.
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Suspicions linger to this day about the reliability of the Chinese government data.
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This episode even gave Dan and Amy shippers a moment to linger on.
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Ford is now "taking urgent action," although its troubles will linger, he said.
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Stores wore boomtown facades to tempt passing drivers and their dollars to linger.
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Morris does not linger on her own history, but it's a remarkable one.
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It's also why plastic bags, toys, and diapers will likely linger for centuries.
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Your mother's decorating sensibilities may linger, whether or not you want them to.
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These memories also linger as food experiences: What is a fried chicken sandwich?
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These concerns are likely to linger, at least through the next Italian election.
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A face-saving compromise was reached in early July but underlying tensions linger.
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Still, even if the aqua glow didn't linger for long, the questions did.
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Still, some of the questions about the specific details of Avery's case linger.
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If you don't work out, you may linger but you will not last.
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It would linger over both of them for the remainder of the race.
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It was a place to browse and linger as well as to buy.
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It doesn't address humans, it doesn't ask you to linger or encounter others.
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But the chemicals still linger in the environment in soil, water, and air.
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Pitches linger, bend, then splinter into skittish shards that break off and disappear.
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That bitterness will linger long after this gang has left the White House.
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Still, the major averages are well off their highs as coronavirus fears linger.
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Authorities expect the smoke to linger until Wednesday when afternoon showers are forecast.
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But concerns around the streaming giant's growth prospects — and encroaching competition — still linger.
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But she did not want her to linger indefinitely in a diminished state.
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The dramatic interior accent lighting is a reason to linger in the driveway.
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Of course, Putin could linger, wielding power over Russia in a different guise.
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The Ravens are poised to linger as contenders because they rarely beat themselves.
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Although rain would linger, he said, the threat of severe weather was over.
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But there wasn't much time to linger over Ms. Barrett's startling spatialized recording.
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So, when the tear gas smoke clears, two huge questions will still linger.
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And it even offers a self-serve coffee stand where they can linger.
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You can't linger over every story you cover or you will lose yourself.
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"They didn't linger in the slaughter area; they mostly just passed through it."
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People linger to talk, and even mingle with the musicians who drop by.
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Her body aches, colds linger, her steps more deliberate, her energy easily sapped.
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The snow will linger into Saturday, and a lighter round is likely Sunday.
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The National Hurricane Center expects Harvey to linger over the state for days.
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The storm will linger over the state through Tuesday, the weather service said.
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Instead of letting that negativity linger, make the smart decision to apologize early.
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She knew that he didn't want to linger in a machine-enabled purgatory.
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Yet knife-throwing and its variations linger on the fringe of professional sports.
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They linger in a jail cell once used to hold Indian independence fighters.
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You've mentioned neoliberalism a couple of times now, so let's linger on that.
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Letting their fear and anger linger disconnected from the political process is dangerous.
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And like all ghosts these memories linger, with the power to haunt us.
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My advice would be not to linger in the same job for very long.
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With less contrast in temperatures, winds slow and heat or rain can linger longer.
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Irma could reach the Caribbean by Tuesday afternoon, and linger into the following week.
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As a result, these uncanny images linger long after you turn off the show.
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Unlike ethylmercury, which can pass through your body quickly, methylmercury can linger and accumulate.
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Conspiratorial-sounding mechanisms hum, click, and crackle arhythmically, as low- droning tones linger on.
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Each features a long wood table where people can linger over coffee or lunch.
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Time smoothed over the tension between her, Seth, and Martha, but those memories linger.
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Years later, questions still linger about Chick-fil-A's politics, despite the company's silence.
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Medical face masks can block some germs, but germs also linger on their surfaces.
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Even so, there's no guarantee the harsh feelings towards the airline will linger long.
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She'd only let my mother help her, while I'd unhelpfully linger by the door.
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The people of Culver City do not have time to linger over long lunches.
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Together they established a more racially tolerant tone which would linger throughout the decade.
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Many questions about the Justice Department and FBI's actions during the campaign still linger.
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And the effects of this traumatic incident — feeling insecure and unsafe — will likely linger.
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Trade concerns, which capped gains on Friday, will also linger heading into year-end.
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While Car & Driver and Motor Trend later gave awards to the Giulia, concerns linger.
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Many restaurants do not serve it lest the odour linger like an unwanted houseguest.
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The "Linger" singer — who died aged 46 at a Central London hotel on Jan.
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Will this scandal linger into 2020 when the party challengesTrump for the White House?
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But no time to linger on that, because a major curveball was just thrown.
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While markets recovered slightly Tuesday, concerns linger about the health of the Chinese economy.
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They just linger like a bad odor, and it&aposs born from ambivalent selfishness.
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This effect was observed to linger over time, suggesting the adaptations may be permanent.
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One particular guard, Officer Smith*, used to let his hands linger on her body.
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Its negative effects can linger long past the formal end of any trade war.
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Still, doubts linger about how much dollar appreciation a Trump White House will tolerate.
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Leaving the NDAA to linger past the election could affect negotiations on the bill.
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As many an American company can attest, Saudi checks often linger in the mail.
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Scott received limited action during training camp and the injury has continued to linger.
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A toxic cloud can linger for weeks, causing coughs, headaches and even highway pileups.
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So our fear is that many of these children will linger in foster care.
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It should linger off the coast of Long Island near Montauk until Wednesday morning.
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Even if they forget the reason they don't trust you, the feeling may linger.
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The official cause was never determined, the evidence simply ruled "inconclusive," but suspicions linger.
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While those memories aren't quite so fresh, privacy concerns continue to linger over Facebook.
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They linger and accumulate in the environment and our bodies for a long time.
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Anxieties over acceptance still linger as more of his colleagues learn of his background.
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Front Burner The Rio Olympics have come and gone, but tastes of Brazil linger.
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The ripple effects of a founder's death can linger for a surprisingly long time.
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Questions remain, though, questions that linger even after you've binned the blue king skins.
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If I took too long to shoot an orb, the next one would linger.
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The result was called the Lost Decade, though many of Japan's problems linger today.
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This ash would linger for months, blocking sunlight and setting off a volcanic winter.
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"I'm so happy," she said, words that will linger as the Americans go home.
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Unprompted, even the hams biggest fans allow that the smell can linger for days.
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"Monos" touches on all of these tales, but it does not linger too long.
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With its striking bulk, it encourages us at first to linger over its surface.
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African swine fever can linger for weeks or months in uncooked and frozen pork.
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Growth in China has subsided as frosty trade relations with the United States linger.
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It's a house, after all, and the couple wants to encourage people to linger.
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Two years later, however, he decided to give his customers a reason to linger.
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For all the asylum seekers who have called Nauru home, the psychological effects linger.
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But suspicions linger that Westminster tolerates behavior that would be unacceptable in other workplaces.
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You begin to linger on those three s's when you speak the title aloud.
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The fathers in "Black Tickets" are mostly absent, or linger menacingly at the margins.
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The uncertainty about WW is likely to linger for the next few weeks though.
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The Sherlock Holmes was loud and crowded, though, and I didn't want to linger.
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The personal, physical trauma and violation that he endorsed will linger for a lifetime.
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Far from wanting to disturb that world, I just want to linger in it.
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Outside the entrances, paparazzi linger, waiting to snap pictures of stars arriving in limousines.
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Confidence: Medium A few showers may linger into Sunday if the front stalls nearby.
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The threat within Other types of threats linger in US homeland bases as well.
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The courtyard is bordered by Pennsylvania wall stone, where visitors are encouraged to linger.
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Do you ever linger a little longer than necessary when you pass a bakery?
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The ideas and lessons linger — sometimes as a caress, other times as a slap.
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The appalling conditions faced in 1992, summarized in the messages below, linger in 23.
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"Cash deficits occur earlier in the year, linger longer and run deeper," said Guterres.
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But his words and their impact could linger long after his term is over.
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Newman was supposed to thwart Amari Cooper's release and then linger on the outside.
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Film directors often linger on Miller's face, its catlike angles and Pacific-colored eyes.
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That feeling also informs his photos from Cafe'tal, where echoes of the past linger.
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After the panel, several young Black men linger and complain about ongoing police harassment.
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Before getting to Pence, let me linger a moment on Trump's declaration-of-war pronouncement.
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Question marks also linger over current heads of state and their power to stem instability.
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When these threats happen, news coverage doesn't tend to linger much on the psychological wreckage.
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He still heals, but not quickly or seamlessly; wounds linger and so does the hurt.
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Without that kind of visibility and proactive notification, misconfigurations linger until an attacker discovers them.
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Passengers linger on the deck of the Adonia as it departs the Port of Miami.
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It was never meant to linger on the toxic relationship that negatively impacted her life.
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He did not linger on this topic, smiling and changing the subject with a quip.
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It was the opinion of others that I allowed to linger on for too long.
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The debris such a strike would produce could linger for generations and interfere with satellites.
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But the scenes that linger are not those in which her appeal is earnestly explained.
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It is also a reminder that questions linger about who at the firm knew what.
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But the affect of the trade dispute will linger on and hurt tech, Lo said.
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GOVERNORS of the Bank of Japan (BoJ) tend not to linger long in their post.
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In contrast, the lanes of Hannam and Bogwang are an invitation to linger and explore.
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Unusual warmth should linger across most of the East at least until early March. pic.twitter.
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Obviously. But we also knew you'd want to linger on it one more time: Awwww
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But the underlying doubts about what role these services play in our lives will linger.
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You just search, or a map, you don't linger on map you just use it.
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The town has been rebuilt, but the area remains quite poor and ethnic tensions linger.
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But only 12 below the age of 30 have returned as worries about radiation linger.
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"It's the last thing I want linger on," the "Mad Money" host said on Friday.
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Today, bits of Denisovan DNA linger on in present day Asian, Australian, and Melanesian populations.
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And when prudent, editors have again allowed shots to linger just a little too long.
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These signs can linger for a few days or last as long as a week.
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History shows that they can blow up, they can fizzle or they can simply linger.
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"Shame," he said, and let the message linger on the line before changing the topic.
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Alex Rodriguez will linger on for another season at the bargain price of $22012 million.
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Those senators aren't thrilled this is going to linger for another five to seven days.
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We linger on his face, a glowing halo resting on his head like a crown.
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Director Steve McQueen makes the camera linger on the massive explosions and bullet-ridden bodies.
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Or their loved ones linger in jails, sometimes for months—a consequence of nationwide backlogs.
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Mice named Mickey and ways to make people linger in his parks longer, for example.
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At any rate, this emotional issue probably will linger into 2018 -- an election year. 3.
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However, questions still linger over the involvement in the downing of other previously unidentified individuals.
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When I remembered my trauma, I let myself linger on it, and let it settle.
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But questions linger over who knew the software was illegal, and when they found out.
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Veto threats linger: The White House has issued a veto threat against the Yemen resolution.
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However, the output gap can linger in positive territory for years before a recession hits.
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It aroused probably the loudest wave of boos from the crowd, and it will linger.
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His spirit is thought to linger around the hotel to this day, according to SyFy.
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In the context of "Wanderer," any entreaty to linger, however tortured, feels instantly profound. ♦
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His interest, for instance, in the way that shaded histories linger under opulence and ease.
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Inside the cathedrals, on the other hand, were swarms of people, so I didn't linger.
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It was allowed to linger — lingering being, in politico calculus, the force-multiplier of damage.
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They found that deleting cps-6 caused paternal mitochondria to linger longer in the embryo.
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The two seem to have mended fences, somewhat, but the effects of Trump's claim linger.
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It's a page you want to linger on after whatever words it inspires are gone.
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"There is plenty of comfortable seating, so guests can linger and enjoy at all times."
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Smoke particles can linger in the stratosphere for about five years and block out sunlight.
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It takes a lot to get New Yorkers to linger on tourist-clogged 242nd Street.
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Issues like poor value perception still linger around the brand, though, GlobalData Retail's Saunders said.
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Otherwise, fundamental misconceptions about the Jewish state among Egypt's military ranks are likely to linger.
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Locals linger over ground-to-order coffee drinks and bites like avocado toast and salads.
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But debates over whether Congress can tax wealth without apportionment among the states still linger.
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You'll want to drink, linger and talk at each for a few hours — at least.
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Will Syrian refugees linger in squalid camps where they will be more vulnerable to radicalization?
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Not only does it pass through droplets in the air, but it can also linger.
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Downpours and possible showers were forecast to linger across the region for several more days.
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And questions linger about how committed the U.S. really is to greater conflict in Syria.
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Experts say this is federal prohibition limbo is likely to linger until early next year.
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The space was perfect to rest and regroup, not necessarily to linger for too long.
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Over time, this trash can accumulate in offshore garbage patches and linger there for decades.
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Switching to commodities, oil prices posted gains on Tuesday, however, glut concerns continue to linger.
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Confidence: Medium A few light showers could linger into Tuesday morning under mostly cloudy skies.
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It struck me as a place to take care of needs, rather than to linger.
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Elio's furtive, ducking glances, by contrast, tend to linger, hovering in the air like questions.
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The landscape was hilly and whenever thunder clapped—which happened frequently—the sound would linger.
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These substances can linger for years, forming a distinct impression in the global climate record.
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But even among Americans who are just starting their careers, this risk-aversion could linger.
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Even if he leaves the White House shortly after November 2020, his DNA will linger.
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She decided people might be "less judgey" if she kept moving and did not linger.
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She decided people might be "less judgey" if she kept moving and did not linger.
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Even after young adults physically leave their childhood homes, the psychological scars of abuse linger.
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What will not have been done should Obamacare and other social safeguards continue to linger?
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But I want to linger on a point you just made, which is really important.
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Howell's research found that gait changes could linger up to two months after a concussion.
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It did not invite me to linger and I quickly understood the need for change.
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Morales noticed some back-to-school deals but didn't even linger at the sale racks.
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People in the Midwest, Great Lakes, Northeast and New England should expect winter to linger.
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I'm still monitoring the situation, and it is unclear how long the shortages will linger.
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The global economy has suffered heavy losses as uncertainty about the virus continues to linger.
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"Let It Linger" is a curious title for a dance by the choreographer Vicky Shick.
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But the economic toll of the unrest is expected to linger through at least 2020.
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Even after all these years of imagining this moment, I had no hankering to linger.
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And the potential political jeopardy deepens the longer the civil cases against the President linger.
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The chilly weather will linger over the Southeast through Tuesday and in Florida through Wednesday.
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The Attorney General had tried to linger after being asked to leave the Oval Office.
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Her entrances, and their results, are hard to unsee, like nightmares that linger for hours.
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Questions linger about the way CNN handled the publication of the story and the retraction.
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Set out the candelabra at dinner time, and you might be tempted to linger longer.
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Jenny Offill's latest novel, Weather, resists a happy ending, preferring instead to linger in despair.
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Toxic waste and its effects still linger on the island, according to a Reuters investigation.
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Snapshot: Above, Changi Airport in Singapore, the rare airport you might want to linger in.
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They linger until noon before drifting off in the haze of the Gulf Coast sun.
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But they don't linger for hours for pictures the way they do after Warren speaks.
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The camera doesn't linger on these details, and they're not the point of the scene.
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Nonetheless, questions linger as India transitions to letting a new monetary policy committee set rates.
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Ghosts of the expense-account days linger as business types polish off deals over lunch.
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The snow will persist overnight, with a few showers expected to linger through Monday morning.
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His hope is that his film will linger with you long after the credits roll.
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And the fireside and poolside atmosphere made it a great place to gather and linger.
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She smiles appreciatively, but moves the conversation along, not one to linger in the spotlight.
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The storm continued to move briskly and was not expected to linger in the Northeast.
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Deselections are vanishingly rare in British politics, but for lawmakers, they linger as a threat.
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At $9.99, it's a great value, with bright, earthy flavors of red fruit that linger.
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And even after the last episode of "Game of Thrones" airs, Martin's creation will linger.
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Questions linger over how much a strong economy can help Republicans win in the midterms.
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If a nerve agent is engineered to linger, then the scale the attack would be staggering.
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But long-term uncertainty on the future of its 10nm chips and Optane technology still linger.
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The waters from flooding can linger for days, causing injuries, spreading disease, and hampering relief efforts.
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Tropical moisture continues to linger across the Mississippi River Valley to the Appalachians and Mid-Atlantic.
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Paris Is Us is about how the people in our lives linger, even after they've gone.
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D. and I each order a few rolls, and we don't linger after we finish eating.
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Deleted emails disappear from your inbox, but they'll linger for another 30 days in your Trash.
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Ipswich has tried its best not to linger over his story in the 12 years since.
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As it undertakes that very difficult work, the questions raised by Harari and others will linger.
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Unlike the black soot that used to linger in mining towns, here, the pollution registers quietly.
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Hurricane Florence, which is expected to make landfall Friday, is supposed to linger for several days.
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And some of Trump's proposed cuts linger in the House and Senate version of the budget.
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Temperature and weather conditions can impact the intensity of fall colors and how long they linger.
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The financial hangover will linger for months, even if the illness is soon brought under control.
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"Sentiment continues to improve as discussion about a production freeze linger," ANZ bank said on Tuesday.
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In countries where incumbents could lose, they do not linger in office for nearly eight months.
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Stocks in Asia were mixed on Friday as tensions in the Middle East continue to linger.
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Men and women linger around, staring, and checking the fruit for quality, origin, taste, and size.
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The dark marks and crater-like indentations linger, taking weeks — sometimes months — to see themselves out.
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It's been insistent in the past that driverless cars can help save lives, but concerns linger.
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Emma's descent into darkness is complete, and will linger long after the final page is turned.
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Meanwhile, general manager Brian Cashman seemed to suggest the ailment could linger even when Judge returns.
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Inevitably some clothes linger unsold for too long, and must be marked down, which squeezes margins.
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But while it may quiet doubts for a time, Facebook's trust issues are going to linger.
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But The Disaster Artist, practically a love letter to its subjects, doesn't linger on that ugliness.
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"They're not looking to turn that table again, so you can kind of linger," Potter says.
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Maybin is trying to insure that it will be a short-range injury and not linger.
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These are the questions that linger as season 5 is off to a shocking, compelling start.
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Whatever we might see, the works transport and transfix us the longer we linger before them.
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Market players are taking a cautious approach as worries of a slowdown in economic growth linger.
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Traces of color linger in the swirl, as if Whitten wanted them painted in, but barely.
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He decides to linger on this memory, and investigate why everyone is so interested in forgetting.
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Sure, your inclination might be to let those things linger until your next fridge clean-out.
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These changes can linger long after clinical symptoms — such as dizziness and impaired balance — have disappeared.
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"It would allow kids to linger in detention for long, long periods of time," Gelernt said.
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Without the office, a question may linger in the subconscious: is there a life to live?
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Cespedes will be monitored because injuries to a wrist or a hand can linger for hitters.
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Still unclear is whether they will linger long enough to significantly upset the region's food web.
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Benches under pine trees on the site's perimeter suggested it was a place to linger over.
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However, the output gap can linger in positive territory for years before a recession hits. 25.3.
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Bits The aftereffects of an extensive hacking can linger for weeks and months — sometimes even years.
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And with temperatures dropping below freezing overnight into Tuesday, the threat of icy roads will linger.
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It's just good that he'll be able to enjoy his family, and hopefully this won't linger.
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The disease can linger in a room for several hours after a sick patient has left.
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Headley appeared dumbfounded by the decision, but he would not linger on the base for long.
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Not that Brandlhuber has much time to linger in the garden — or at Antivilla at large.
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A week or two after finishing the novel, scenes and philosophy will linger, but faces won't.
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" What it is: "[C]hemicals from tobacco smoke often linger on clothes, surfaces and even skin.
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As we recently reported, Steam left the racist rantings of school-shooter linger online for years.
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Just like the smell of burning trash, the memories will always linger, and memories are priceless.
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The shots linger on the expressions of Patrick Fischer whose forehead veins pop with nervous sweat.
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Stocks fell Monday with the Dow's losing streak stretching to five days as trade tensions linger.
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As the compounds linger, they may react with oxidants or other particles in the room's atmosphere.
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But that doesn't mean the virus can't linger in the air for some amount of time.
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The virus can possibly still linger in the air for some time and under some conditions.
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"The last thing we needed was for that language to linger," she said of the plank.
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Droplets from an infected person can linger in the air or on a surface for hours.
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Occasionally, she will linger on the street just to observe how people react to her work.
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Even after binging Netflix's most popular docuseries, Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness, burning questions linger.
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Two questions linger: Is he lonely because he's greedy, or is he greedy because he's lonely?
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We linger for a moment before he says thank you, turns and hurries down the stairs.
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Sadness would linger when those losses couldn't be identified, like the throbbing of a phantom limb.
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Your refusal to stop, to linger, to look into her eyes, has already done its damage.
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It is high-toned and refreshing, with flavors that linger on and on in the mouth.
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Experts are warning that the effects of the global malware attack could linger for some time.
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To linger on the topic of class can seem like a sign of a sick soul.
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The impact of the subsidy cuts on the NEV sector was set to linger, Chen said.
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Mr. Gibson is too impatient to linger over the nuances of patriotic duty and religious devotion.
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Do we really want to leave such regulations to linger, subject to the schedule of Senate?
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But the risk of further output shocks will linger while Libya remains politically and militarily divided.
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The National Weather Service said the storm was expected to linger for a number of days.
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And of course, where there is mainstream technology, a financial motive usually doesn't linger far behind.
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The storm is moving slowly, and the wind, rain and flood effects will linger for days.
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If the capsules are not excised, the cancer may linger or recur, and the prognosis worsens.
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This mind-bending novella about a writer losing his marbles contains images that startle and linger.
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At least the very boring — all those sequined columns, yawn — doesn't linger long in the brain.
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When the boy departs, it will not cling to his clothes and linger in his hair.
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So the topic continued to linger for years, until the Treasury Department released this week's report.
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Intense perfumes that linger on your lover's pillow long after you have left are Pluto's domain.
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Nelson comes to her with problems, not letting them linger, and they work them out together.
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One thing was becoming increasingly obvious: If they didn't take action, the dead name would linger.
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In other words, cook what you have in order of freshness, and don't let things linger.
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She often uses double images that linger like odd ghosts, reflecting alternative readings of her subjects.
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One problem, according to experts, is that banned posts, photos and videos continue to linger online.
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But let us linger on what history we'll be preserving as long as Confederate memorials stand.
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Temperature and weather conditions, can, impact the intensity of fall colors and how long they linger.
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Has that made it easier to go back to, or do those feelings still linger for you?
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The banking sector's non-performing loans (NPLs) problem is well recognised by authorities, but continues to linger.
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Desperate for information, they linger, waiting for word of whose body might be under a police tarp.
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It is an album on which uncertainties not only linger but are in fact the guiding principle.
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It feels good to linger in those emotional places that I find both dark and really beautiful.
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It ranks atmospheric rivers based on the amount of water they're carrying, and how long they linger.
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This accurate impression was quite damaging to our campaign, and was to linger for a long time.
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Google also has let the platform linger and hasn't integrated it with any of its newer services.
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Committee members on both sides are wondering whether the bad blood of the Kavanaugh hearings will linger.
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Meanwhile, uncertainty over how long cabinet members and top staff will survive this administration continues to linger.
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Apparently, the effects of the global financial crisis and recent stock market volatility linger in their psyche.
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With the sun in Scorpio from the 22nd on, that show-stopping energy will linger on. Single?
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Less deadly than P. falciparum, it can linger in the liver after recovery and trigger a relapse.
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But its lightness on its feet comes to define FOTB; you never linger anywhere for too long.
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The plan here clearly isn't to just let Currents linger but to improve it for business users.
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Between the lines: The report identifies several problems that allow cybersecurity issues to linger in many agencies.
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The polarized conditions are expected to linger as long as the U.S.-China trade war is unresolved.
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The polarised conditions are expected to linger as long as the U.S.-China trade war is unresolved.
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But questions linger about whether the casualty numbers are accurate, and about other costs of the campaign.
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Although the facts quickly supersede the fictions, once an idea is out there, it tends to linger.
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I linger over my glass of orange juice and realize I had better hurry up and shower.
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They never linger in one spot but position themselves in different locations to connect with the audience.
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Sports-wise, these splits in the reality are the Big Points of Criticism on which fans linger.
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The consequences of Chernobyl linger today, with the effects of radiation still felt in Ukraine and Belarus.
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Meanwhile, doubts linger about U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's pledges of heavy infrastructure spending and tax cuts.
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Purely so that Dany would linger longer than necessary, allowing the Night King to hit Viserion, duh!
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Still, once a smoker moves out, will the pall of cigarette odor lift, or will it linger?
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But questions linger over whether Tillerson can speak for his administration given contradictory remarks from US politicians.
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Constitutional reform has moved back up the government's agenda, and geopolitical tensions are also likely to linger.
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Caution over U.S.-China trade tensions continued to linger in the background, confining currencies to narrow ranges.
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And there are new signs that congressional investigations into the affair may linger deep into Trump's term.
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I'd be lying if I said that there aren't nice fragments that linger, scattered amid the hurt.
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Ratings might not rebound immediately; the aftermath of Donald Trump's win could linger for several more weeks.
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Investors have been facing an uphill battle with equity markets as fears of an impending recession linger.
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You don't want to linger with a table that you're not going to make money off of.
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If it's time to bail, don't linger too long with a guilty goodbye — or ghost without explanation.
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My goal was to illustrate little-known struggles with images that encouraged readers to linger over them.
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As Ramadan comes to a close, Hassanen's murder will doubtless linger in the consciousness of American Muslims.
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Lee keeps the drama taut till the end, and some characters will linger beyond the final page.
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Chief Executive Steve Ingham warned that the uncertainties stemming from Brexit could linger on for a while.
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Trump's rejection of these norms creates a new nuclear shadow that may linger long after he departs.
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However, concerns linger about growing U.S. crude exports, incentivised by a hefty WTI discount to Brent prices.
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But, no matter the outcome, the questions seem sure to linger: what took so long -- and why?
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Café Onion and Warehouse Café are both gorgeous places to linger over a latte and people-watch.
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But the Cook Doctrine of letting older models linger and drop in price appears to be working.
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A garden on the roof is also designed to absorb particles that could linger in the air.
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There are too many to linger over, but read those you can and reflect on the whole.
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Though summer will likely linger for another month, Jennifer Lopez appears to be ready for the fall.
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The crash's effects on Jupiter linger todayJupiter's diluted core is likely still recovering from that ancient crash.
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Each spread unfurls like a vibrant beach towel, offering countless roadside delights to anyone willing to linger.
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There is much to linger over, especially Anna Glantz's portrait of a bare-chested, vulnerable young man.
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While power has been restored to the world's busiest airport, the travel woes will linger for days.
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Concerns linger that the new coalition will not last the four years until the next general election.
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The gunman appeared to linger in the aisles before approaching Ali behind the store&aposs front counter.
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Meanwhile, despite the planned tax cuts, questions linger over whether households will actually feel any better off.
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If she chooses not to do these things, skeptical voters' doubts are likely to linger, and deepen.
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But Embiid is too perceptive a player for that flaw to linger as a long-term concern.
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Analysts said the court adjournment created uncertainty for investors as the tax dispute would continue to linger.
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Their effects will likely linger and expand as long as Trump remains in office, and maybe longer.
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Even when we don't necessarily love or value our old ways, we know them, and they linger.
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In Florida and other Gulf Coast states, memories of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill disaster linger.
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Worldwide production of the compounds ended in 22009 under international agreements, but some problems, and chemicals, linger.
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It's done with and it doesn't linger on with, well, I thought this and I thought that.
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Even as those effects linger, he sees the risks involved in commerce with China as shifting elsewhere.
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We don't linger past what is giving us the impact we need to move the story along.
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But even in the afterglow of her debate reviews, questions still linger about Ms. Harris's policy core.
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We got to linger in the experience for a while, from our own perspective, not the camera's.
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Midtown Manhattan is busy and they can't linger: They must depart, full or empty, every few minutes.
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But they may linger in his psyche for a while, because Johnson gave away another U.S. Open.
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The Cambridge Analytica data scandal may have been years ago now, but its effects still linger on.
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And who, who, who is out there in the forests with us when we linger past dusk?
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Employees shouldn't linger too long at a company if they aren't climbing the career ladder fast enough.
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Since most are nonbiodegradable, they linger in landfills and can potentially make their way into the ocean.
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"Let It Linger" is packed with such compositions, and seeming serendipity is the secret of their charm.
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I make myself the same oatmeal and linger an extra hour after he goes, sipping my coffee.
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Guests can linger over dessert and tea as they move from easy conversations to more sensitive themes.
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Sometimes they're these persistent, low-level emotional tremors whose effects can linger for days, if not weeks.
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While concerns over the shutdown are set to linger, earnings are likely to sway some sentiment Monday.
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Sunday: A few showers could linger into the early morning but should quickly exit to our east.
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As Treasury secretary, Mr. Mnuchin has become more prominent as financial battles linger for the Trump administration.
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Even as the power begins to come back on for some, for many the fear will linger.
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Mr. Barenboim kept it vital, flowing: He didn't linger either on the bombast or the Adagio exhalations.
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All agreed inflation will linger well below the central bank's elusive 22020 percent target for some time.
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But A Short Hike's memory will linger long, and one day soon, I'll have to go back.
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But doubts linger about how ready countries on the Indian Ocean really are for another giant wave.
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Studies have shown that they can linger in the human body for years, causing harmful health impacts.
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And one that continued to linger long after his death in 1989, at age 42, from AIDS.
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I was desperate for games to let me linger in their worlds after their most climactic moments.
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It is out of these subtle limits of translation that the richest implications of the show linger.
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In truly public spaces, people linger, they bring their lunch, they take their time, meet with friends.
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The scope and galleries are global, and there are always booths that are worth a linger. —HV
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It was the kind of bizarre statement that critics like to linger on, and repurpose for useful attacks.
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Ali doesn't waste much time on emotional scenes or linger on Singh's rehabilitation, and that's a good thing.
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His photographs include their portraits, as well as detail shots that linger on each element of the instrument.
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At high school parties, straight boys looked into my eyes and let their hands linger on my waist.
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When the show is long over, it's these set pieces that will linger on in the popular imagination.
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The storm is forecast to linger over the Carolinas through the weekend, increasing the potential for continued flooding.
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You may think that it's better not to show too much interest and to let DMs linger unanswered.
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Linger too long and I promise a decades-old cinema killer will be back for one last scare.
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Even the new opening credits see him passing through past regrets that still linger and threaten his future.
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Nate is moving very quickly northward at around 210 mph, so it won't linger long over these areas.
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In China a sharp downturn in mining and metals prompted fears of a hard landing that still linger.
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They will linger together in silence beneath yesterday's tree, which grows beside yesterday's house before a new field.
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Twitter's stock is down nearly 39.5 percent this year, as concerns about user demand and sales growth linger.
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Some poems are slight, some skinny, some linger or stretch into prose, halting or conversational, mythic or mundane.
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They linger and turn around unable to afford anything, some asking customers for help on their way out.
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Expectations linger that it could ease again in coming months to hit its ambitious 2 percent price target.
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Though markets recovered a day later, the doubts over whether Chinese investors would stand by Malaysia linger on.
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What horrors—what beauties—linger in your day-to-day existence if you just stop and pay attention?
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Concerns also linger about slowing demand for meat as China's growing middle class eat more beef and fish.
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Many are no longer emergencies, yet they linger, along with some of the powers they brought with them.
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RELATED: Obamacare woes to linger long after Obama is gone Democrats "wouldn't negotiate with the GOP," he said.
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Markets in Asia were mixed on Wednesday as trade tensions continued to linger between the U.S. and China.
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Emanuel said uncertainty could linger even after the polls are closed but ultimately the market could take off.
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The Canadiens have shown patience under the Marc Bergevin regime but mistakes from the old guard still linger.
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That lets it linger for longer in the Earth's shadow and stretches out the length of the eclipse.
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Perhaps the camera would linger on our hero as he shrinks under the assignment of his new seniority.
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Our period of living in limbo forced them to learn to linger in the service of that intention.
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Otherwise, this is going to continue to linger as a dark cloud, in my opinion, over this administration.
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Otherwise this is going to continue to linger as a dark cloud, in my opinion, over this administration.
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Even when the fund-raising's done, the alerts linger, like a clingy friend at night's never-ending end.
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In short: He's a sheikh, a soccer insider and questions linger about his involvement in human-rights violations.
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But in New Jersey, like states across the country, questions linger about just how much treatment is enough.
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But for North Carolina's famous bathroom bill to linger because the sides can't agree on non-bathroom issues?
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Families try boiling the water to make it safer to drink, but the smell and the taste linger.
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The total lack of audio logs, diaries, or documents keeps you from breaking character to linger and explore.
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This sense of alienation, and the suggestion that gentrification will outlive any scientific abomination, are what ultimately linger.
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Is it the way the keyboard's letter pop-ups linger on the display for longer than they should?
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In his desperation to cast away the clouds that linger over his presidency, he has severely darkened them.
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There are moments that stay with me, people I still see in my mind, speeches that still linger.
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Dessner's production is meticulous, and allows for expanses in which a note or an idea can properly linger.
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To remedy the error, the gamers had to ignore a park ranger's remonstrations and linger past closing time.
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"If the Europeans linger over our demands, Iran has the right to resume its nuclear activities," Khamenei continued.
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The storm is expected to linger over the Carolinas as it continues to dump rain over the region.
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She just ties her shoes, draws the curtains and exits, letting the shot linger on the empty room.
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Despite the positive mood, trade concerns continued to linger after U.S.-China trade talks yielded no major breakthroughs.
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" Heatherwick has described the Garden Bridge as "a series of intimate spaces in which to stop and linger.
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The mostly slow, pensive music churns and breathes with hazy and mystical harmonies that linger, swell and overlap.
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Even the caretakers do not linger once they have planted, pulled weeds and picked up trash, he said.
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Separate concerns also linger about minority and female representation within Hollywood, which triggered the #OscarsSoWhite campaign in 2015.
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The presidential guard as well as Diendere were close to Compaore, and divisions over the former president linger.
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Thor puts its title character in extremely low-slung jeans, and then has the camera linger on him.
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The president has repeatedly argued that Democrats want to let immigration problems linger for political gain in November.
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That way if you want to let the action or romance linger under your observation, you're in control.
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Militants ambushed the U.S. soldiers in the incident, and questions linger about the quickness of the U.S. response.
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Many of the root causes of this disaster linger on today, a century and change since the fire.
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Sweeting-Saud and her fellow activists are still fighting the feelings that were fostered then, and linger today.
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These images and histories linger in one's memory long after the visitor leaves the Tate's sharply curated exhibition.
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Mental health problems linger, often for entire lifetimes, receding and flaring up, requiring different responses for different people.
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Questions linger, of course, about how how this could ever happen in a modern police department in America.
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It is listed as a possible human carcinogen and can linger in the soil for hundreds of years.
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That means it will linger in your hair and trap particles of dirt (or radiation) along with it.
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Wells Fargo's problems are not yet over, because the problems of its customers, employees and investors still linger.
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Can we expect the President to bring this issue to light, or let it linger in the shadows?
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But the novel's big ideas linger less than its intimate moments: two brothers cleaning fish, a grandmother's sigh.
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The images that linger longest in the mind have the quality of being at once profound and absurd.
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But Pelosi's comments are the latest indication that the Democrats don't want the issue to linger into 2018.
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Patchy fog and the occasional cool drizzle will linger through your morning commute, which will still be mild.
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There is even evidence that climate change causes hurricanes to linger longer, which Florence is expected to do.
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For now, no one close to Mr. Skipper and ESPN is speaking publicly, leaving the questions to linger.
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Rather than linger in roles of diminishing responsibility, some are looking to follow colleagues into the private sector.
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The art is strong and the stark white Edward Larrabee Barnes building makes a visitor want to linger.
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The arresting glances of his characters transform his paintings into mesmerizing film stills that linger within our minds.
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Then you might start to taste the sourness, which will linger, then the saltiness, and finally the chile.
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I think that's a little naive, and I'll explain why in a minute, but let's linger on Reagan.
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She's also much more likely to explore dark corners of her psyche, regrets, second thoughts, anxieties that linger.
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Their covert consciousness unidentified, most linger, receiving what is euphemistically called "custodial care," and remain unevaluated for years.
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When I asked Sutton if she would consider treatment if the nightmares continued to linger, she firmly refused.
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In the days and weeks to come, some protesters would linger, and Occupiers would take their activities elsewhere.
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Confusingly, some chapters unfold in reverse chronology, while others linger on the last days of the doomed family.
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It was a solid showing, but the average closed far off its highs as the coronavirus fears linger.
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But Offred tries not to linger in the past, worried it will only compound her fragile mental state.
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Without fresh air, the inside air quality is poor, mold grows in the bathroom and cooking odors linger.
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Men crowd the vegetable carts and fruit stands and linger at shops selling household supplies, shoes and clothes.
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Treated with a combination of psychotherapy and physical therapy, symptoms can linger for months, years or even decades.
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And there are lyrics in it that, if I linger on them, automatically bring tears to my eyes.
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If you linger long enough, you may work up an appetite to visit the nearby reopened Taylor Sandwiches.
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Court not above politics But while Kavanaugh's strategy might work in the short term, its impact will linger.
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In the Northeast, travel delays are expected, as rain and strong wind linger from midday through the evening.
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But even with an audible warning, don't linger long near the back before walking away from the car.
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Carbon dioxide can linger in the atmosphere for hundreds of years, and in the ocean for even longer.
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Any presidential briefing would note that far-right nationalism doesn't just linger in dark corners of the internet.
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But it's not clear those fears will linger once the planes are given approval to fly once again.
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"We became friends," Mr. Thompson added, before referring to tensions that linger over divisions that emerged during deliberations.
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Stocks were coming off their worst session since May as tensions between the U.S. and North Korea linger.
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I want to linger on your earlier point about the public only rallying around the thing it's rejecting.
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Linger over a strong cup of coffee and a rich, chocolatey Sachertorte at a cafe in Vienna, Austria.
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But caution over U.S.-China trade tensions continued to linger in the background, confining currencies to narrow ranges.
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"If the Europeans linger over our demands, Iran has the right to resume its nuclear activities," he said.
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What may linger most, however, is not a provocative idea (there are none) but some of the performances.
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I hope you will at least try to and bear with me as I linger a bit underwater.
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Often we'd pause over sugary tea outside noisy bazaars and linger in museums highlighting Kurdish traditions and history.
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His actions have sparked a cultural debate about the right to linger over a coffee in a café.
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Adapted from a play, Bronx Gothic is a must-see film that will linger with you for days.
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But his threats during the election campaign to slap heavy tariffs on Chinese products still linger in the background.
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They are still, and because they are still we can linger over them, teasing out the information they carry.
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He can do what he thinks is in his best interest, but this is something that will probably linger.
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And they weren't hard or painful, like hormonal cysts that typically linger far longer than a day or two.
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The measles virus can linger in the air for up to two hours after a person sneezes or coughs.
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While the market is entering 2017 on its most robust footing in years, worries about China's economic growth linger.
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The country also faces mounting pressure from additional American tariffs as trade tensions with the U.S. continued to linger.
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Scenters-Zapico's writing is lyrical, sensual, and often painful; it will linger in your brain for a long time.
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Nor do they linger to late hours: by 9:30pm, all are off the island on the last boat.
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Regulators have expressed concern about fraud schemes targeting cryptocurrency users, but questions linger about who has jurisdiction over them.
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Seasoned cyber pros typically earn $22015,000 a year, often markedly more, and yet job openings can linger almost indefinitely.
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But Mayor Anthony Long said he already feared that the repercussions of the outbreak, whenever it ended, would linger.
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As global yields linger at record lows, corporate dividends can be a key as an income strategy, he said.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer suggested investors take advantage of Tuesday's relief rally to protect stocks gains as coronavirus fears linger.
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Confidence: Medium Showers may linger Thursday morning, before we dry out with partly to mostly sunny and breezy conditions.
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One reason why hangovers linger is because sleep is so helpful in getting over a hangover, Dr. Halpern says.
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CEO Wolfson cautioned that many of the issues Next faced over the last 12 months would linger in 217.
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Which means they can linger for some time until they eventually find another food source, meaning another human being.
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Without the deadline of sunset and sunrise, dusk and dawn linger in the sky for hour after breathtaking hour.
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Michael Binger, president of Gradient Investments, says the gold trade could still get a bid as trade tensions linger.
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While doctors have known that the virus can linger, it appears to do so much longer than originally thought.
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Ostentatious grief is tied up with a traditional belief that the dead linger long after their pulses have stopped.
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The virus can linger in the air for up to two hours after an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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This narrow time frame allows for the exhibition to linger on the idealism and ethos of the community's planners.
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Regulators have expressed concerns about fraud schemes targeting cryptocurrency users, but questions linger about who has jurisdiction over them.
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The song we're debuting today, "Bright Hunger," off their new EP Thermal Blue, is a song set to linger.
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Playing 82 games, a little injury like this can linger around so we're just trying to solve that early.
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Before that, she was the youngest of the Kardashian crew, fine to linger in the periphery of the show.
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After the storm passes, Midwesterners should also expect the freezing temperatures to linger throughout the week, according to AccuWeather.
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Growth will weaken slightly and inflation will linger near zero, forcing the Fed to abandon plans for higher rates.
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These pains often linger in my mind for weeks, months and sometimes years before a solution comes to me.
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Cooler weather, which has helped firefighters battling the blaze, was expected to linger through Thursday, according to Environment Canada.
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The sight of Trump lurking menacingly behind Hillary each time she speaks will linger for a long, long time.
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Western Balkans states that comprised the former Yugoslavia were wracked by ethnic war in the 1990s, and tensions linger.
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The centre-right government at the time was forced to back down, and folk memories of that struggle linger.
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"I'm fine with it," Rivers said of the ongoing unknowns that linger about the Leonard-and-George tag team.
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Plus, a flirtatious and playful energy continues to linger in the air as Virgo season begins on August 23.
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Some of these affairs have succeeded more than others, but all have yielded images that linger in the mind.
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Timing Thursday morning: Rain and snow moves into the mid-Atlantic, while snow continues to linger in the Midwest.
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But there was an undertone of concern sure to linger to Thursday's Game 3 in Houston, if not beyond.
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General Electric stained miles of the riverbed with PCB's, and the damage will be linger for decades to come.
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Mr. Trump's family came out to greet him, but they opted not to linger, exiting stage-left while Mrs.
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Similarly, today's Congress must play the decisive role in resolving disputes that linger on issues like immigration and trade.
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To do so for the third time in 45 years would spur political dislocation that could linger for decades.
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Indeed, a shopkeeper's eyes linger just a little bit too long on this unfamiliar man wandering into his store.
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Similar to frisson, the induction may come on fast, but the feeling can continue to linger longer than frisson.
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He soon goes missing, but let's not linger on that too long, because there's poor decapitated Lucy to consider.
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If you linger too long to pay respects or offer a prayer, the mutawwa — religious police — rush you along.
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But he said he nonetheless hoped it would answer some questions for researchers that linger after nearly 54 years.
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Though the film usually takes a hopeful, pro-Crispr outlook, uncertainties still linger, as do fears over the future.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Omer Fast's unsettling videos about the trauma of combat linger in one's mind.
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They didn't know, of course, but from then on the suggestion seemed to linger in the air around it.
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The tear is painful, and many patients fear that if it is not surgically treated, the pain will linger.
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The city would also impose limits on how long the for-hire cars can linger in Manhattan without passengers.
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Though the work is generally accepted as a real Leonardo, doubts linger among some scholars as to its authenticity.
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Critic's Notebook The chef, who died Tuesday, created Indian-American dishes that surprised and still linger in the memory.
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In the Bay Area, the National Weather Service said smoke would linger in the region into the coming week.
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Those effects linger today, as one in five black adults in Florida remain disenfranchised because of a criminal record.
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"The trade war concerns continue to linger," said Stephen Massocca, senior vice president at Wedbush Securities in San Francisco.
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Its music is studded with sonic and structural allusions, though it doesn't linger on any particular style or era.
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He does not linger over the morality of his choices, nor his ostensibly less than traditional leading man looks.
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Memories of decades of brutality linger, even more than a quarter century after the fall of the Soviet Union.
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It will gauge the levels of anger, resentment and fear that linger from the 1921 event and its aftermath.
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To further exacerbate things, our warming climate seems to be causing hurricanes to stall, or linger longer in place.
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Clark likes to linger on close-ups of intertwined naked bodies, and he seems to admire these characters' freedom.
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There's always a chance that the storm could linger of the Bahamas and lose strength before it reaches Florida.
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And it gives the effects team more time to linger on shots of him crushing apartment buildings under foot.
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Bottles are filled and shipped to order, so they don't linger and diminish in quality sitting on store shelves.
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Donaldson said that he is hit (or brushed back) too often to let such moments linger in his mind.
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Jo Bonney's staging, which though sleek is unafraid to linger over anger and awkwardness, helps keep the tension aloft.
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Rain will linger in the Northeast until midday as well, while holding on to the Southeast until overnight Thursday.
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Trump isn't planning to linger in California, a state he's derided for its policies on immigration and the environment.
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The consequences of this behavior will linger long after the parties have moved on from this particular political battle.
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It's an ending that feels right, allowing us to linger a while longer before the house lights come on.
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A property that is dated, unrenovated or unloved, can linger on the market for months, pushing the price down.
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Every year there are images from around the festival that linger in my memory, like so many unsnapped Instagrams.
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Plus, its anti-microbial properties allow the fibers to absorb debris and impurities without letting bacteria grow or linger.
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Confidence: Medium Showers are likely to linger into early Sunday morning but should quickly push off to the east.
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McKire says people don't realize that the cost of cancer treatment can linger even after that treatment has ended.
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Confidence: Medium Rains should taper off fairly quickly on Saturday morning, but a few sprinkles could linger into midday.
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But faced with historic impeachment hearings and Trumpian rage-tweets, it's unlikely yesterday's highlights will linger in voters' minds.
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Instead, the Trump administration is letting the opioid crisis linger as it turns its attention to another drug: marijuana.
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Mr Zelensky's critical remarks about President Emmanuel Macron of France and Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, may linger, too.
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An agreement to stop the political deadlock has yet to be secured, meaning shutdown concerns are expected to linger.
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It's a nightmare scenario — intense sucker-punch hurricanes that linger — and it may grow more common in the future.
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I saw a few kids, but not many, as minors are not permitted to linger on the casino floor.
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Another question that could linger longer is whether the sport can withstand such domination without the fans losing interest.
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Although Native Americans had lived there for millennia, Europeans didn't visit until at least 1743, and they didn't linger.
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Just be careful not to linger on problems for too long, because you risk feeding into negativity and pettiness.
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The injury continued to linger, and other maladies soon cropped up, including problems with his shoulder and left ankle.
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Warnings in Colorado The storm may well have departed from the Midwest but some severe weather conditions still linger.
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Overall, Ordinary Corrupt Human Love doesn't lack unification but it certainly doesn't linger in one place for too long.
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But if it echoes the mainland's lack of a proper deterrent to sharp practice, the dodgy cash will linger.
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The damage to American democracy threatens to linger long after his administration is no more than a dank memory.
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After all, hardcore has always been a scene by and for the youth, even as veterans linger or return.
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And as the blackout drags on, health and sanitation problems linger, giving residents more reasons to abandon the island.
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People just linger in a purgatory of heavily-feed club appearances and slots on Kimmel and deals with Atlantic.
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I want to linger on the facts you overlook, because facts are so important to your approach to everything.
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But there's not much in the way of schools, stores or other critical community support around Fukushima, and fears linger.
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Ms. Lahiri captures how, for example, the sounds other cultures make can tweak our synapses and linger in the mind.
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Another reason why questions about Russia will linger is because of the President's unorthodox approach to the traditional US adversary.
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Though a federal judge Wednesday blocked the administration's second iteration of the ban, fears linger among citizens of those nations.
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These crosses linger silently throughout Culiacan, a reminder of the alarming homicide rate that the locals have become accustomed to.
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She doesn't know what it's like to linger in a memory, to long for the past, to dwell in it.
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And because BPA tends to linger in the environment, it might very well take decades before its impact disappeared completely.
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Florence is expected to linger over the Carolinas for another day, Today reported, dropping upwards of 40 inches of rain.
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When switching screens, evidence of previously displayed images sometimes seemed to linger (as if they were burned into the screen).
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It's because there are so many layers to their friendship — and the threat of Real Nate constantly linger above them.
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Florence is expected to linger over the Carolinas for another day, Today reported, dropping upwards of 40 inches of rain.
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But concerns linger about high costs, lackluster returns and how to adapt to a regulatory framework hostile to global banks.
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The disease can be spread through coughing or sneezing, and can linger in the air for up to two hours.
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Fake news moves fast — and despite promises from tech giants to remove such content, these stories spread far and linger.
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Again, going off the Journal's description, the test determines whether a player's symptoms will subside quickly or linger for weeks.
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As people headed to the polls on Tuesday, fear of violence continued to linger over some parts of the country.
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But the camera does linger on a red light that was violently ripped off — presumably by one of the creatures.
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The interpretive pieces position the Lexus as the bold vehicle that will make anyone do a double take and linger.
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Its forecast projects the deficit will hit $1 trillion this fiscal year and linger at $200 billion after a decade.
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The one on the P30 Pro requires that I linger and press in a little for it to recognize me.
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But none of the laws spell out what support kids must get when their symptoms linger long after a concussion.
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A few other electric car campaigns linger on the platform, but all appear to have closed without meeting their goals.
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Even when Mr. Trump moves on to something or someone else on Twitter, his followers linger on the last fight.
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Retaliation claims linger Some Wells Fargo workers warned executives that the bank still retaliates against employees who raise ethical issues.
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Our resident sausage man is in bread heaven, but the fond memories of the Japanese lobster hot dog still linger.
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She's loud as can be when I stand in front of mirrors or linger by the snack table at work.
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Lasting anywhere from two to four weeks, cystic pimples may also leave behind dark, red, scars that like to linger.
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Even if Russia's extensive doping programme has been shut down, the illegal advantages that it produced are likely to linger.
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Assets, such as the land on which Boston's airport is built, often linger at historical cost rather than market value.
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He also posits that global warming could be causing them to last longer, as more humidity causes them to linger.
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I was careful not to linger too long, for fear of being banned from the store I loved so much.
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Your instinct might be to swallow, to eat another one in an instant, but you should really let it linger.
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Still, they tend to linger for 111 seconds, better than the 57 seconds on average for a short-form article.
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Its disks linger on in niche uses, but have been fully supplanted by USB drives, SD cards, and the internet.
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By mobilizing racial resentments, Trump has spread "poisons throughout the system that could linger beyond his defeat," Jonathan Chait avers.
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As concerns of a slowing economy linger at the surface, the Commerce Department's retail sales data at 211:230 a.m.
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The ages of those who perished will linger -- because disproportionately, the targets of this horrific attack were children and teenagers.
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The car crashed, and Thurman sustained injuries to her knees and neck, the effects of which linger to this day.
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Because marijuana can linger in a system for weeks, a driver might not be intoxicated when being tested, he said.
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Both Pratts and Williams recall seeing R. Kelly linger around places frequented by teenagers like Kenwood Academy, McDonald's, and malls.
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But the memory will linger, yet another headline that somehow brought together the conservative lawmaker and some especially adult entertainment.
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But my body image hang-ups still linger, and those can complicate the "keep-or-toss" tally of one's closet.
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East Street is different, perhaps because it is pedestrianised – people move at a slower pace and tend to 'linger' more.
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According to WWD, Scent Invent Technologies just launched a fragrance primer, aptly called Linger, to help your scent last longer.
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Bound is a 3D platformer created by the experimental studio Plastic, responsible for games like Datura and Linger in Shadows.
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Similarly, "Invitation" asks the reader to linger and watch goldfinches engaged in a "rather ridiculous performance": It could mean something.
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"Until these issues get cleared up somehow, if they even can be cleared up, the worries will linger," he said.
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On Thursday, the dangerous winds were expected to linger for a final day as firefighters work to temper the flames.
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According to UCLA Health, Eva held her hand over Boyce's abdomen and let it linger there, tears in her eyes.
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You can't know until the ordeal is done—and even then, I can attest, the uncertainty may linger for days.
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Swan said those production challenges will likely linger in the fourth quarter, but will hopefully be resolved by next year.
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Often, when playing through one of his scores on the piano, I linger on some miraculous musical detail or passage.
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It is the last of those three that will linger painfully in Oklahoma City, especially now that Durant is gone.
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A stuffy, runny nose is one of the primary symptoms of a cold and also the one likeliest to linger.
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But there are way too many winks and smiles hidden throughout this book to linger over one dubious parenting decision.
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The ramifications of ignoring international issues will linger for generations, regardless of whether Trump leaves office in 2021 or 2025.
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One time Lerner coaxed a homeless man who used to linger outside the Devereux Meadow ballpark onto the team bus.
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PFAS are pernicious because they don't break down easily, linger for decades, and are resistant to advanced water treatment technologies.
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The shot does not linger on the cigarette but instead quickly advances to the next trick, a huge fakie 360.
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Temperatures in Mexico's southern region linger in the 90s this time of year, as do consistently oppressive levels of humidity.
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Analysts said the quarter's results show that Wells is making progress on cleaning up its previous scandals, though worries linger.
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But he did not linger on local issues, focusing instead on the danger he said a Democratic Congress would pose.
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There are also uncertainties over how long the virus can linger in the air after a person coughs or sneezes.
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Dirty air stemming from blazes is often the deadliest health effect of wildfires, and the impacts can linger for years.
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A stereotype of a mass shooter, isolated and perpetually consuming graphic violent content, seems to linger in the public's consciousness.
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This suggests that whatever demotivating effects that the drug has in the short-term don't linger when you're not high.
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Accompanied by piano, drums, bowed bass and fiddle that linger over slow chords, Dylan intones each line with somber clarity.
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Shots linger for an exceptionally long time, especially those where Jong-soo is doing something where he might get caught.
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And as the restaurants come and go, even the most fleeting pen lines linger as proof of what once existed.
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Macdonald used to linger after his nightclub performances to talk to fans, he explained, but the stalker made him stop.
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Date night in Abuja, where teenagers can linger over a MeatZZa Pizza, isn't so different from in an American city.
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Wu can render a petulant scowl hilarious by allowing it to linger on her face past the point of excess.
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Ms. Murphy's shop is cozy and curated; it's one of those magical places where you want to linger for hours.
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The virus does not linger for long periods of time on surfaces like metal subway poles or seats, they said.
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One could linger over the clean, rat-free track bed or a drain grate reminiscent of a coat of arms.
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These products often contain harsh chemicals and can release fumes that can linger in your oven after cleaning is done.
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They're worried about the circus atmosphere that might present — and they'd rather have the issue linger as a useful weapon.
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I wanted to be alone in the quiet, to linger on those smooth pieces of slate embedded in the grass.
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Worries of losing his job and income linger, as customers now buy the bare minimum and tourism is at zero.
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"The bad news is they are likely to linger from midmorning to late afternoon," according to the Capital Weather Gang.
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They're deep and enveloping; they tend to open and change in your mouth, and linger after you swallow, like wine.
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Though it is gossamer light, it has a chewy texture and mineral flavors that linger, along with a floral aroma.
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A cluster of models linger outside, waiting to be fitted in the looks they'll wear down the runway this season.
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In a world of noise — ever more noise — he creates the opposite: sounds that skitter, creep and linger around silence.
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Flame retardants can be found in household furniture and electronics, while pesticides can be consumed when they linger on produce.
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Gianluca Capuano and the Les Musiciens du Prince-Monaco blaze through the score, but linger sensitively in the slow arias.
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But the drought is far from over, and the question of whether Australia will learn and adapt will linger on.
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But the constant back-and-forth around the US-China trade war continues to linger, outweighing outweigh these favorable conditions.
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Scenters-Zapico's writing is lyrical, sensual, and often painful; it will linger in your brain for a long time. —A.
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The impact of the tycoon's death will linger—and not only because of its mysterious circumstances and his high profile.
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"It is rife with logistical tests, engineering quandaries, curatorial challenges and political and racial sensitivities that linger," our writer says.
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Soldiers from both sides wounded in battle and, finally, her own husband stop by the house, but none can linger.
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I noticed that people passing in the opposite direction were looking at me, and that their glances seemed to linger.
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Gianluca Capuano and the Les Musiciens du Prince-Monaco blaze through the score, but linger sensitively in the slow arias.
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But the beam has also become a magnet for grasshoppers, which experts say could linger in Las Vegas for weeks.
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But the beam has also become a magnet for grasshoppers, which experts say could linger in Las Vegas for weeks.
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They linger on that threshold of being seen or misapprehended and, bravely, they allow either response to be their reception.
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She's not fluent, and we watch her linger on words she doesn't recognize, then learn and internalize them by doing.
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When they seemed to linger in the hall and lurch into a violent mode, she hung up and listened harder.
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The effects of the numerous tests and surgeries I had to have still linger, especially on my credit score (double ow).
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All the while, the faint sounds of warfare linger around the edges, sizzling and popping in the corners of Edgar's brain.
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Differences likely linger among top White House officials and within the Republican-controlled Congress on how exactly that agenda will look.
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Yet, at the end of the march, when the sky had become dark, Jodha and her friends did not linger long.
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The filmmakers linger long on Kaiser which can seem to humanize her — as they show what appear vulnerable or intimate moments.
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Worse, trade tensions between Washington and Beijing have escalated in recent days, and rancour could well linger even after a deal.
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These draconian forms of punishment are slowly dying out, but still linger in the mentalities of fundamentalists, imams, and police officers.
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The civil rights movement of the '60s made important progress, but discrimination and the long term effects of segregation still linger.
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There's a lot of uncertainty about whether nuclear exchanges would cool the planet, and for how long the effects would linger.
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In either case, small pieces of a comet or asteroid can come off and then linger in the parent object's orbit.
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As startups linger ever longer as private companies, more people are looking to lock up shares wherever they can find them.
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While the hero phase ends and the honeymoon phase inevitably gives way, the disillusionment phase can linger, especially in vulnerable corners.
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Kennedy told BuzzFeed News he will block that consent, meaning the bill could linger through next week or potentially over Christmas.
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And if the convention rules start changing in the middle of the game, Baker said the damage could linger into November.
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While regulation clouds may linger, analysts are looking to Google Cloud, Google Search, YouTube, and revenue growth to keep things going.
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Chad Morganlander, portfolio manager at Washington Crossing Advisors, says concerns linger for Apple and similar large-cap tech and growth stocks.
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The Halloween decorations will be up until October 31, but we have a feeling Cordelia's spirit will linger there much longer.
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I have more choice in which photos I linger on (and zoom in on) and which ones I scroll right past.
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The slump in futures foreshadows a rocky start to U.S. trading when markets open on Wednesday that could linger for weeks.
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I'm not especially frightened by wasps, but that cluster of worm-filled pores will linger in my mind's eye for eternity.
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Patrons linger around the two cafés in Chiang Mai or purchase beans with notes of chocolate and spice by the kilo.
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Once that stimulus is gone, though, the tweets linger, like a too-loud laugh at a joke no one else heard.
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Hard to detect, difficult to clear and often designed to maim rather than kill, landmines linger in the soil for decades.
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"One thing I will say, that does still linger, is it remains one of the coolest things I've driven," he remembers.
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