"Keeping it lingering and lingering is not helpful," said one CLO arranger.
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But there are some warning signs pointing to lingering problems.
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So you can imagine our concern of the lingering negotiations.
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There's Tracy versus Demi, a lingering thread from last week.
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" Those lingering in this state, Hamrick says, "are failing themselves.
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The fate of the story is the only lingering questions .
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U.S. stocks were lower on lingering worries about global growth.
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But there are still annoying problems and potential frustrations lingering.
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So obviously POTUS has some lingering connections to pop culture.
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THIS small debut novel packs a mighty, and lingering, punch.
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Is he lingering in some sort of existential grey area?
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Instead, it was a defeat that magnifies every lingering doubt.
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I love Nan Goldin, I said, lingering in the doorway.
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McCain says in his mind there are still lingering questions.
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That, or leave you with a lingering breakfast food craving.
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Don't leave loose ends or missed deadlines lingering over you.
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Obama told graduates she understands their feelings of lingering discrimination.
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Lingering mysteries: Where the HECK did Joey disappear off to?
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However, there is still some optimism lingering in international markets.
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You know, just to clean up any lingering stray hairs.
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But there's still one lingering question: Do these jellies sting?
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What could be lingering in this part of the world?
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"There are lingering economic concerns from last week," Frederick added.
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Any lingering droplets sat on the surface until wiped off.
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There's just one lingering question: when's the album coming out?
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These investors are optimistic despite lingering fears among ratings agencies.
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There are deep and lingering divisions between the two leaders.
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But their lighthearted TV antics earned lingering baby boomer nostalgia.
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In its wake there is a lingering flicker of curiosity.
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Fleabag and Hot Priest exchange lingering glances across the table.
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Concerns about a trade war with China are also lingering.
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But tensions had been lingering over Kardashian's social media activity.
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There's always this lingering desire that they may be back.
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Some have lingering fans desperately trying to bring them back.
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I considered lingering downstairs, but the host directed me upstairs.
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The bank is also still faces lingering investigations by regulators.
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There's a lingering myth that beauty and politics can't coexist.
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Any lingering sense of shame has dissipated along the way.
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Here are five questions still lingering following the cancellation. 22019.
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Darden finally says "goodnight" after an extremely long, lingering pause.
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Lingering Questions: Will sending Melisandre away be Jon Snow's undoing?
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He did not show any lingering effects from the injury.
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Zesty and savory, with lingering citrus, apple and saline flavors.
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Here are a few booths worth peeking into and lingering.
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On Monday, Arena seemed to suggest the injury was lingering.
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The biggest concern: lingering tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum.
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Its lingering kitsch factor has clouded its impact for sure.
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The coffee in the cafe is not for lingering over.
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ICE officials were also videotaped lingering outside a Denver courtroom.
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THE EFFECTS of financial crises have a habit of lingering.
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Read that, and spend some time lingering over the photos.
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It was beautifully balanced and focused, with spicy, lingering flavors.
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Injuries and illnesses, usually left untreated, lead to lingering deaths.
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It is just the thing to extinguish any lingering heat.
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But sing it must; this is language that wants lingering.
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Lingering emotions from the incident are crucial to this process.
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Tense, deep and well balanced, with lingering, savory, saline flavors.
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Plan on lingering over a bottle of the special prosecco.
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This itself is arguably a lingering effect of growing complexity.
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Murray faded in later sets with a lingering hip injury.
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Tengler's lingering worry was tied to China's overall economic health.
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They wanted that lingering disappointment to fuel them this season.
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The lingering question is whose money was moved, and why.
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However, lingering worries over the coronavirus tempered sentiment on Thursday.
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The suggestion is of a lingering quality to human nature.
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Concerns over electability are lingering in some Democratic voters' minds.
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Today (Sunday): Partly sunny skies emerge behind yesterday's lingering dampness.
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This time, the Fed chose to overwhelm any lingering doubts.
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Outcomes of life decisions like these will cause lingering harm.
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Clinton because of lingering ill feelings from their primary fight.
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Lingering problems: It has a lot more work to do.
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In his view, Wimbledon's reputation for lingering sexism is unwarranted.
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That last sentence is worth lingering on for a moment.
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We learned about the lingering toll of this frightening epidemic.
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But there's a lingering sense of what might have been.
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And there is always a lingering fear of China's reach.
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Lisa Wade, 53, a social worker, described the lingering fear.
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The most vivid reason is the lingering specter of Willie Horton.
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There are lingering questions about the status of the pump system.
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However, there is one lingering misconception in your article regarding treatment.
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Lingering worries around U.S.-China trade also added to the jitters.
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The biggest question lingering over Nick's betrayal is when it began.
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Zombi Child and Ouvertures delve into France's lingering influences on Haiti.
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That could turn lingering rain to snow in upstate New York.
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It's a dark, furious image with a lingering odor of brimstone.
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Smoke is lingering from northern California and central Nevada to Montana.
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He can't shake the lingering suspicion that he is still trapped.
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My migraine has calmed a bit and is just lingering now.
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Another lingering question would be– lawyers often have a bad reputation.
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His greatest mistake was a youthful but lingering flirtation with fascism.
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This may reflect the lingering influence of the global financial crisis.
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The trauma from Kim Kardashian West's Paris robbery is still lingering.
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But don't expect to see Malia lingering around for too long.
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Those expectations increased amid lingering trade worries and weaker economic data.
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Lingering Mysteries: Can someone define a "Screaming Mimi" for me please?
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The injury is a lingering hamstring issue, manager Brad Ausmus said.
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Literally every page of A Bestiary is one worth lingering on.
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I catch Alice before she leaves, and ask one lingering question.
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Or the lingering scent of Nescafe on your English teacher's breath?
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There's also the Iran agreement and lingering concerns about counterproliferation efforts.
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It is a hive of activity, with lingering gunfire and explosions.
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When the noise stops, the pain continues, lingering or even worsening.
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Lingering concerns over U.S.-China trade relations limited oil price gains.
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One commenter is still haunted, two hours later, by lingering doubts.
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Both films feature lingering shots of paper, torn into pieces, burning.
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The gains also came amid lingering concerns over trade-related developments.
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Go deeper: The lingering effects of the shutdown on economic data
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On Sunday, Feinstein alluded to Comey's lingering presence in the investigation.
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There are still lingering questions and events that will be resolved.
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The lingering federal investigations have continued to dog Clinton's presidential campaign.
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On Thursday, she seemed to take aim at their lingering doubts.
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Ultimately, the judge declared a mistrial, citing Mr. Vega's lingering injuries.
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But resolving lingering differences could prove difficult in the short window.
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Ignore the lingering tides of sexism still awash in the country.
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There were lingering resentments, doubts on Eckford's side about Bryan's motives.
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Williams, now 35, cited a lingering right shoulder injury on Monday.
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Strout spent months lingering in Somali neighborhoods before she started writing.
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Perhaps it's lingering behind a wall, sealed internally with protective glue.
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America's lingering luxury real-estate market is waving a red flag.
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One helped a pastor cope with a lingering sense of failure.
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CCS can clean those lingering coal-burning plants around the world.
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The first lady has some lingering diplomatic baggage of her own.
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But it also reflected lingering doubts among investors about the expansion.
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The question lingering amid the clouds: Would there be another round?
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There are so many questions lingering for the nursing home management.
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But it at least helps us know there's no lingering shit.
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But there are also some lingering questions relating to Maggy's prophecy.
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Those policies still have a lingering impact on Baltimore housing today.
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Part of my reluctance to date is a lingering emotional fatigue.
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In fact, Facebook hinted that this might be a lingering problem.
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"Supply chain issues in China remain a lingering worry," he wrote.
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There was always that lingering fact — that what if I die?
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Ms. Aiken quit her job, citing a lingering feeling of awkwardness.
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A lingering question is whether Mr. Barrientos will someday join them.
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Whatever the cause, the lingering resentment was evident during the voting.
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The few Wall Street types lingering over whiskeys at 5 p.m.
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For ten months he has been lingering between life and death.
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Livia seemed fine now, no lingering sadness that Richard could discern.
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But the horse won't be lingering in Louisville for very long.
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The trial has become a searing demonstration of those lingering tensions.
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Workers have established various ways to cope with the lingering threat.
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It will take years before Boeing isn't greeted with lingering suspicion.
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He would show up at events, lingering briefly in a corner.
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Gilmore said he doesn't anticipate any lingering effects from that game.
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However, lingering divisions from the primary may be hard to overcome.
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That is a lingering bad habit from last year, Harvey said.
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Mr. Sessions said that if there were lingering investigations into Mrs.
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There he fell into what she called a lingering "catatonic" state.
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But there is lingering suspicion of his intentions among other allies.
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S. trade war was "totally done" but lingering skepticism capped gains.
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Opponents say it was a symbol of Moscow's still lingering shadow.
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Anything less will create a lingering atmosphere of caution and distrust.
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It's complex and energetic, with intense, lingering flavors of spicy fruit.
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Did they have lingering feelings that it was bad or inappropriate?
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The currency rebounded, but with lingering uncertainty about the China-U.
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That shouldn't be the lingering takeaway from the Brock Turner case.
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The 2000,600 firefighters, however, remained hampered by a lingering heat wave.
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That's why Cassidy-Graham, which Sarah explained in great detail, is lingering.
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But runaway inflation is inflaming lingering problems in this oil-dependent nation.
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Do you have lingering wishes that your dad isn't actually your dad?
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We have not seen the last lingering sideline shots of Tony Romo.
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My lingering self-hatred that comes and goes fell by the wayside.
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That lingering presence gets represented a lot of ways at the movies.
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These things are costly, and they do tend to have lingering effects.
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Both biases can be overcome with education — but they are lingering problems.
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R'KIZ, Mauritania (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Chronic fatigue, weight loss and lingering sadness.
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Stateside, lingering worries around U.S.-China trade sent jitters down Wall Street.
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I wished that Jay had come in trembling from lingering heroin withdrawal.
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There's also the lingering risk of financial stability after the financial crisis.
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Oprah Winfrey is shutting down lingering rumors of a potential presidential run.
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The crisis today cannot simply be chalked up to lingering Muslim-vs.
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Hence, the lingering question: What's the deal with Donald Trump and women?
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Read on for the biggest burning questions lingering after her untimely passing.
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There's still this sort of lingering sense of: What if I am?
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That's mainly because of lingering worries about the company's international TV contracts.
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Was it all happiness or were there any lingering "what if" feelings?
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Now all that remained was a lingering smoking habit and terrible asthma.
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The gesture, she says, dissipated any lingering feeling of stress or solitude.
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Market moves were relatively muted, despite lingering uncertainty over the U.K. referendum.
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This should help with lingering negative sentiment related to unclear regulatory environment.
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Finally, one can ask whether the lingering deficiencies are structural or cyclical.
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Trace evidence could include lingering DNA or fibers found on the packages.
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But there are certainly enough issues lingering that need to be addressed.
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People claim to have felt Sarah's presence still lingering in expansive home.
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Carole Radziwill has addressed the lingering tensions between her and Bethenny Frankel.
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S Kam Chancellor is still sidelined because of a lingering groin issue.
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Lingering trade tensions are also dampening the economic outlook on Wall Street.
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Lingering Mysteries: On the evening of the storm, what happens to Liv?
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When I have unread messages lingering in my inbox, I feel stressed.
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We'll leave that to your imagination; he does sport some lingering wounds.
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"Keeping it simple allows for thankfulness, friendship and lingering conversation," she writes.
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The appliance works quickly and doesn't leave a lingering hot oil smell.
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I think that because "1959" was lingering we decided to finish it.
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As Celeste prepares her new apartment, her lingering bruises bring up memories.
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Remember adrenaline seeping into your kneecaps and stomach lining and lingering unpleasantly.
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A lingering video of apples is all the proof I need. Apples!
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Sports, Bennett was spotted lingering around his team's bench before sitting down.
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Plus, you may have vitamin deficiencies lingering from pregnancy, says Dr. Gupta.
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He said this would remove a "lingering vestige of the cold war".
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In case there was any lingering doubt, hasta la victoria siempre pic.twitter.
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The test seemed to work aside from a couple of lingering flames.
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On Tuesday, each moved to allay concerns about any lingering bad blood.
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It is also worth lingering over Cannaday Chapman's splendid mixed-media illustrations.
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Citizens deserve an investigation without lingering questions of bias or personal interest.
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However, oil prices continue to be pressured by lingering fears over demand.
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There was a deep sense of betrayal that cast a lingering chariness.
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Most surveys showed him lingering at around 1 percent support or less.
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Before we dive into the different devices, let's answer some lingering questions.
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But if your basement is still damp, the mold could be lingering.
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Not knowing why it happened leaves many grieving families with lingering questions.
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Its cause: lingering, previously unforeseen, illnesses related to the 9/11 attack.
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"Go home," Hammill told reporters still lingering outside Pelosi's office Thursday night.
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I think that's one of the most significant things lingering right now.
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The weather is the team&aposs only lingering concern, agency staff said.
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One of the lingering problems for business owners is finding qualified workers.
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Lingering safety concernsEven more delays are possible as new safety issues arise.
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The lingering divisions became evident in the German national election on Sept.
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And starting off Mondays with something you enjoy can combat lingering dread.
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There are also lingering questions about Mr. Trump's business dealings in Taiwan.
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With kids in tow you cannot have long, lingering 20-course dinners.
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Those lingering challenges were not given significant attention during Mr. Sanders's remarks.
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But his polarizing candidacy, along with the lingering anger toward former Gov.
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There's no lingering idea or story you walk away with and remember.
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Today, recovery is slow, since there's still chlorine lingering in the stratosphere.
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The airier pictures often contain rectilinear washes, which surface under lingering attention.
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He trashes you, but there's some lingering ... What would be your nickname?
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Her son had attended the 2012 camp, and she had lingering questions.
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The lingering resentment with storylines will be front and center yet again.
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And the lingering meal left behind on the dishes isn't great either.
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As a lingering image from this series, it will not inspire screenplays.
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Lingering tensions between the US and Iran also are top of mind.
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After her travels, she tries to resolve lingering questions with DNA testing.
|
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Nobody wants to drag Apple into the lingering unrest in Hong Kong.
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And the lingering psychological wounds require our care and attention still today.
|
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Others argue that courtrooms still reflect lingering cultural biases about women's credibility.
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The storms' lingering aftermath laid bare the eco-resort's long-festering problems.
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So any lingering Kennedyesque thoughts about us should be banished, I explained.
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Thomas writes that O'Connor had lingering concerns about her interactions with Rehnquist.
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Hopefully, the next season will address some of the first's lingering mysteries.
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You spoke recently talking about some risks of the lingering monetary policies.
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Then there is the lingering pain from the Toys R Us bankruptcy.
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That ordeal, he said, has caused lingering panic attacks and other problems.
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Lingering legal questions need to be resolved, according to today's tontine enthusiasts.
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I suspect some of the hostility was always lingering under the surface.
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Asthma attacks in mothers were also tied to lingering consequences for offspring.
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But it is the lingering, nutty flavor that bewitches bartenders and drinkers.
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Despite his reply — "NO NEED TO THROW OUT" — I had lingering fears.
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Imagine if my condition was far more serious than a lingering cold.
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The merger resolves lingering concerns over a leadership succession plan at Luxottica.
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You were lingering in chat rooms, lurking behind avatars, editing Wikipedia entries.
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During the service, I felt the lingering presence of the Islamic State.
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So whether the money is actually used effectively is a lingering concern.
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Yet I still find myself mulling over a few persistently lingering questions.
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But there is still lingering resentment born out of the movement's origins.
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One lingering question: Who is the boot spy who tracks Rick and Aaron?
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There are still lingering doubts about whether the government will restart the bill.
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Sweat out any lingering post-holiday stress with this high-intensity yoga flow.
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And to this day she still deals with lingering effects of the incident.
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Menon pointed out there were lingering concerns over Beijing's trade war with Washington.
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A lingering lunar mystery is whether our natural satellite contains any frozen water.
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A Halloween week bounce is a lingering possibility for this R-rated thriller.
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Lingering worries around U.S.-China trade also added to jitters on Wall Street.
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Investors sought to take profits after the big run with coronavirus fears lingering.
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Migration and labor costs are weighing on business confidence, lingering at decade lows.
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Many have blamed Congress's woes on the lingering hold of the Gandhi dynasty.
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Woods certainly looked comfortable just lingering, the most relaxed man in the room.
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They fret about their children's lingering coughs—could the smog be the cause?
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We just have one lingering question: What should their official couple name be?
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The comScore data does show some negative sentiment still lingering in the Twitterverse.
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These stocks have underperformed the broader market recently amid the lingering trade fears.
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He has lingering insecurities from past relationships and fears that I'll leave him.
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There's still that little bit of lingering, 'that happened here and it's scary.
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Reddit's r/The_Donald subreddit has been a lingering issue for the site's leadership.
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And nothing good, for either side, ever comes out of a lingering grudge.
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It will be tempting to dwell on the open wounds and lingering antagonisms.
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Clearly that's because of the lingering effects of Brexit earlier in that window.
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Instead, she is forced to avoid the lingering ghosts by holding her breath.
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I think my long day yesterday plus lingering jet lag knocked me out.
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However much the left's lingering frustrations and suspicions of Clinton and the Democratic
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One major lingering concern: Facebook still won't commit to a local Myanmar office.
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But one Carson insider suggested Thursday that there are still lingering hard feelings.
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Yet overcoming the lingering effects of its isolation will be no easy task.
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Castro had lingering soreness on Saturday, with increasing pain while swinging the bat.
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Lingering uncertainty surrounding its fate has tormented the families of those on board.
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Smooth-running elections will require a clear-eyed view of those lingering deficiencies.
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The backup big was sidelined for 12 games with a lingering sinus infection.
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Chinese shares slid 21.3736 percent weighed down by lingering concerns over lending curbs.
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But stocks in China fell amid lingering uncertainty over the outlook for trade.
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Ramirez is also one of the sluggers still lingering from baseball's steroid era.
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Maybe there's still some lingering global warming leftover from the burning of Shireen.
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So definitely not at all as to why our marriage is lingering now.
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"Good";—rinse, repeat and sit in the lingering silence after each short answer.
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And of course, there's the lingering promise of a Universal Studios theme park.
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During the fighting, a CIA Predator drone was lingering overhead, capturing Chapman's heroics.
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The lingering question, though, is what the hell is "Daddy's Car" actually about?
|
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There were lingering questions about the sincerity of the Republican's recently professed Christianity.
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Is Biden suffering from the lingering effects of that old-time Obama rage?
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The lingering question about Richard, however, is whether he'll ever leave the garage.
|
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Dortmund remains unbeaten in 2016, but its lingering title hopes now seem over.
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Not knowing why it happened would leave many grieving families with lingering questions.
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Fear is nothing more than a lingering emotion that's fueled by your imagination.
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Despite the lingering uncertainty, there are several longer-term industry trends worth highlighting.
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But at the same time, it will struggle to overcome some lingering threats.
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Pretty soon a guy in a ski mask is lingering outside his window.
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In my strongest lingering memories of church, there was always so much crying.
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Perhaps we should focus on eliminating lingering diseases around the world like malaria.
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Stocks hovered around record levels but lingering trade worries kept sentiment in check.
|
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Lady Gaga is addressing the lingering rumors surrounding her relationship with Bradley Cooper.
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But lingering racism among its rank-and-file has made that pivot impossible.
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But Mr. Heastie and Ms. Wolfe both said there were no lingering resentments.
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Gurley said the lingering issue won't cause him to change his playing style.
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This time, Ms. McIntyre was tripped up by lingering feelings for an ex.
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Despite lingering skepticism, the possibility of change has appealed to many in Argentina.
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Still, if lingering divisions remain, they appear to be predominantly along generational lines.
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Answers to some lingering questions you might have about child sex abuse cases.
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But I also found fragility and lingering trauma, among mothers and children alike.
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She's also pregnant, and suffers from lingering health problems from a work injury.
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As the vodka dries, its smell will dissipate, taking lingering malodor with it.
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"You will never completely shed the negative lingering impression you have," he added.
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Annoying forms were filled out, instead of lingering on my desk for months.
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The answer, I think, has something to do with lingering ideas about femininity.
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My oak wood king bed had incredibly soft white sheets that invited lingering.
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There are also lingering fears that Jammeh may seek retaliation for his exile.
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The lingering mess created by the hurricane was the last straw for him.
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But a final page leaves us, appropriately, with the lingering memory of winter.
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Throughout "The Tenant," the lingering question just grows louder: Why was it made?
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Novels and autobiographies poured out of survivors who witnessed the bombs' lingering effects.
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She expressed particular irritation at the strangers lingering in front of her house.
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Ryan is uninsured, with lingering student debt for both himself and his wife.
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Weather permitting, Ms. Ellis likes lingering in a community garden with a book.
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It proves that wave energy scatters rather than lingering near the object indefinitely.
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Using the handle JWalk, he began lingering around online forums dedicated to enthusiasts.
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"The rents here do not allow lingering," Bartels said with a rueful laugh.
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Dismay at the tragic loss of life and lingering questions about what happened.
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The players, aching from his demanding conditioning sessions, were lingering at their tables.
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But authorities have yet to address many other lingering questions in the case.
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Any lingering sense of Biden's inevitability or electability died in the Granite State.
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The AirPods Pro are probably still lingering at the back of your mind.
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The spray has a pleasant scent and it leaves no lingering chemical odor.
|
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The lingering scaffolding has drawn unruly crowds who drink, smoke and make noise.
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Katie Straw, 30, told Warren her biggest worry was her lingering student debt.
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Meanwhile, lingering trade tensions have inhibited manufacturing activity and investment in nonresidential construction.
|
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Still lingering: Obamacare repeal and replace, executive branch nominations and the debt ceiling.
|
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Jay Bruce was held out of the lineup Wednesday with lingering back pain.
|
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But for some readers, that still left a lingering question: Is it new?
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Trade friction remains a lingering threat, which is not good for market sentiment.
|
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"This is why people die!" he says, over a lingering shot of Josué.
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First, just to clear up any lingering doubts, the House will impeach Trump.
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In the meantime, Headspace will hope to capitalize on the nation's lingering unease.
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Kalanick is responsible for Uber's lingering reputation for lawlessness and tech bro douchery.
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The longer we leave a balance lingering, the higher the peak will reach.
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If you have multiple cards, try to eliminate the small, lingering balances, too.
|
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Was there, in Arbus, a lingering whiff of the poor little rich girl?
|
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Mathew Golsteyn despite lingering concerns the pardons could undermine the military justice system.
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Brexit, another lingering headwind for capital markets, also appears to be clearing up.
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Yet even still, the lingering issue of cost looms large in the debate.
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But small fluctuations do occur, both sudden and lingering, and may have repercussions.
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Why this lingering antipathy toward the program's beneficiaries from a few isolated quarters?
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It detailed a lingering and intense relationship with another man, his first love.
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Her only lingering symptom is some mild nerve pain from time to time.
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Lingering worries over the U.S.-China trade war also weighed on investor sentiment.
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They ranked lingering touches as more sexual, and quick brushes as less so.
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But the Border Patrol agents lingering in the room were making him uncomfortable.
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I'm unaware that something is lingering in the shadows until it's too late.
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As a result, the lingering trade dispute bodes ill for their respective currencies.
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And lingering beneath the present allegations is how Democrats deal with former President Bill Clinton, still broadly popular among Democratic voters but carrying lingering baggage over his own handling of sexual misconduct allegations and scandal before and during his presidency.
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Second, it eroded the lingering image of cricket as a game for "West Brits".
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That is not because of tight credit but as a result of lingering timidity.
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There's not a lot of lingering awkwardness for exes Nicholas Hoult and Jennifer Lawrence.
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But there's still one lingering establishment loose end, and his name is John Kasich.
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That experience gave me some lingering misgivings about her work post-To Wander Determined.
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The Australian dollar was on the defensive amid the lingering U.S.-China trade tensions.
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Most land remains in white hands, making it a potent symbol of lingering inequalities.
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There used to be quite a few original Haring artworks lingering around Kutztown's schools.
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One White House official said a 90-day period to resolve lingering Sino-U.
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Another lingering question is how exactly bed bugs make histamine in the first place.
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But as Saroo shows, there's often a lingering thought about where you came from.
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It's been lingering in the back of my mind to finish something I started.
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Airports are generally extremely sterile places that suck any lingering joy out of life.
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But lingering safety concerns made some EU countries reluctant to approve its continued use.
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Tuesday's primary results firmly and conclusively extinguished any lingering hopes for the Sanders campaign.
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I eschewed my lingering doubts, swallowed down whatever burgeoning desire I'd come to know.
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There is also the lingering knock on Manning that he underachieves in the playoffs.
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These lingering questions permeate Evers's work; his stories reverberate long after the final page.
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"It's sweet, but with a lingering crisp, bright and bitter character," Dauermann tells PEOPLE.
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And there was a giant, gray cloud lingering perilously close to the Sun's edge.
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She also provides, in the end, the perfect mix of closure and lingering questions.
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Credit the lingering popularity of the subscription-based game that partially inspired the movie.
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If you still have lingering student loans, your DTI ratio may count against you.
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This lingering abandonment concern can be compounded by darkness and truly unnerve your companion.
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She plans on publicly lingering around the platform for more a more profitable reason.
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Whether these well-meaning words can result in effective action is the lingering question.
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Plus, winning over Windows users will mean figuring out some lingering app compatibility issues.
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But even within one of Nintendo's most important years, a lingering issue remains: supply.
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The deeper, lingering question remains: what can you do about her on your own?
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Eventually, and hopefully quite soon, we'll finally know the answer to this lingering question.
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Third, Georgetown needs to lead a national conversation about the lingering vestiges of slavery.
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People are quite excited about this but they are concerned over the lingering uncertainty.
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Trade tariffs and Brexit negotiations are among the lingering challenges, according to the group.
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The data left behind by campaigns can pose a lingering security issue, he added.
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The NFIB blamed lingering effects of the government shutdown for tepid small business sales.
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But there's a lingering buzz, even nearly a week later, from the whole thing.
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Stonewall launched its campaign in 2013 to fight lingering homophobia within the sporting world.
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There are also lingering uncertainties about the Crown Prince's relationship with the military government.
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We also take a look at two lingering effects of Japan's post-war policies.
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Because she was a victim of childhood sexual abuse, however, there was lingering vulnerability.
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Lingering mysteries: Did Theo see the future when she saw her mother's dead body?
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And finally, there's always the CTE crisis lingering in the background of our consciences.
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For one brief moment, national borders and lingering Cold War hostilities ceased to matter.
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The meeting comes amid lingering tensions between the president-elect and Congressman John Lewis.
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But lingering doubts on the pace of this withdrawal may cap demand, analysts said.
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Manager Clint Hurdle said it was not because of lingering issues with McCutchen's thumb.
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I definitely have too much money lingering in savings that I should be investing.
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Lingering lead in the water supply may decrease, but it won't go away instantaneously.
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There's also been a lingering question about whether stents truly work to relieve pain.
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The big lingering question remains: What happens if these views collide with partisan loyalty?
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Geleta said he hoped a swift resolution to the lingering threat could be agreed.
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The diffuse spectacle of modern capitalism propagates itself by exploiting the spectator's lingering dissatisfaction.
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But the offer from Andreev was still lingering in the back of her mind.
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This was another few days in bed, followed by another week of lingering shittness.
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His remarks suggest that lingering credit quality woes for banks are taking the backseat.
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When Naomi took on the project, she hadn't bargained for so many lingering resentments.
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INSIDE PITCH LUCAS DUDA was scratched from the lineup with a lingering back injury.
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Lingering at the table had long been discarded as a ritual among the urbane.
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Questions about the scope of the deal with Beijing are also lingering over negotiations.
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The United States will have to live with that lingering mistrust, Mr. Pershing said.
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Copper and Nickel hit one-month lows on lingering fears of a trade war.
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" But even those statistics and Rowe's confession cannot answer Vince Mirack's lingering question: "Why?
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While most reviews end there, lingering concerns could prompt 45 days of additional investigation.
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But I still felt a lingering self-consciousness, entirely novel and difficult to shake.
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But the government could satisfy lingering doubts by releasing more of the commission's records.
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Paying for broad tax cuts stands among the biggest lingering questions for Republican lawmakers.
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Tuesday's report, published in JAMA, goes a long way toward answering the lingering questions.
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Would even the most damning revelations puncture the lingering mythology of the public schools?
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The 69-year-old, whose name was not given, had a lingering sinus infection.
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But lingering concerns about the Trump administration's trade policies kept a lid on gains.
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And that's on top of lingering investigations from the SEC and Justice Department. 6.
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REMSENBURG "Lingering in the Landscape," paintings by Ellen Ludwig and photography by Andrea Klausner.
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Lingering suspicion has resulted in most Bedouin being barred from military and police service.
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The goal is to drive traffic to the property and keep shoppers lingering longer.
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Painkillers can cause an upset stomach when mixed with lingering alcohol in the body
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It was especially rich given Trump's own previous behavior and lingering accusations of harassment.
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But as the last pages turned, the biography's lingering flavor was one of bitterness.
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What's next: Adding to the market pressures is the lingering uncertainty for vertical deals.
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Only a few lingering delegates made it this far and they all seem disinterested.
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I ended my first night of playing by just lingering there at this stable.
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" Warlight by Michael Ondaatje: "A meditation on the lingering effects of war on family.
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That explains a lingering intensity that has taken many of these women by surprise.
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One lingering issue to watch is the strength of the dollar, both traders said.
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One farmer, Nguyen Dam, recalled the stench lingering in the air from the bodies.
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Their voices are just as important; sounds and words stretch into lingering, resonant melodies.
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And the events of recent weeks haven't necessarily been useful for clarifying lingering misunderstandings.
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And with undergraduates lingering, there is also less room for other students to enroll.
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The secrecy surrounding the visit was a testament to the lingering dangers in Swat.
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The book sold more than four million copies, despite lingering questions about its accuracy.
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Instead, it became a cloud lingering over her reputation and her husband's presidential campaign.
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Cops evacuated the building during the arrest because of a strong, lingering odor inside.
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Does this funding inequality have anything to do with lingering segregation in public schools?
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Ford's own testimony highlighted the lingering effects of the trauma inflicted by sexual assault.
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But he held little hope that all of his lingering questions will be answered.
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And, of course, you may still have lingering love and desire for your ex.
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There's also the lingering question of the impact of Republican voters on primary turnout.
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Ms. Feinstein appeared engaged as she campaigned, lingering to talk to voters and reporters.
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However, many individuals still face due dates for payments on lingering credit card balances.
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Every day we wake up to either a new scandal or several lingering ones.
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Robin and Gary told WSB-TV they've had lingering questions about their son's drowning.
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It was superb, gently acidic and subtly flavored, fruity with the mildest lingering bite.
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A lingering suspicion that she might shape up well may be her strongest advantage.
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The hotel's tropical courtyard is worth lingering in to appreciate the soft classical music.
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That total is now down to about $136 billion, but there are lingering risks.
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It appeals to his lingering sense that the smart people aren't all that smart.
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Importers also ramped up Brazilian beans due to good prices, and lingering trade uncertainty.
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The death of Eric Garner remains a deep and lingering wound in our communities.
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But I feel like that was always lingering in the back of my mind.
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Tables full of robed monks usually sit below, lingering over bowls of noodle soup.
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Stocks have been on a massive tear this year despite the lingering trade fears.
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Yet for some folks, the lingering effects of the recession would last much longer.
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Rising nationalism, waning trust and lingering trade wars have undermined cooperation between global superpowers.
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Any lingering pests would be dispatched by beneficial insects like ladybugs and praying mantises.
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Collison went through the volumes, lingering over one about the British East India Company.
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A slew of shockingly weak U.S. economic data, lingering fears over the Sino-U.
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The lingering effects of whiplash and a concussion continue to compromise my daily routine.
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But Mr. McGhee said there's still lingering concern that California's population could be undercounted.
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J Hus is a cheeky, charming performer who raps with a lingering, mottled flow.
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Importers also ramped up Brazilian beans due to good prices, and lingering trade uncertainty.
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And could there be some Gilded-Age perspiration still lingering somewhere in the mix?
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So for the time being, we have some lingering questions about Mandalorian helmet etiquette.
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But there's a lingering stench and we're going to get rid of that, too.
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"But there's a lingering stench, and we're going to get rid of that too."
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There are a number of lingering questions about the controversial legislation, which California Gov.
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There are a number of lingering questions about the controversial legislation, which California Gov.
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Nevertheless, lingering concerns over Deutsche Bank still weighed on the minds of some investors.
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The House Oversight Committee has launched an investigation into the situation and lingering questions.
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The storm is lingering over the islands, continuing to pound the same devastated places.
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That all of this doesn't answer a lingering question — can Mr. Conlan actually fight?
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Think about what makes you proud and avoid lingering on what makes you unhappy.
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One source of their financial distress is the lingering hangover from the Great Recession.
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But lingering weather that is 15 to 20 degrees above normal is something else.
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For years, the term was tainted by a lingering association with the Nazi era.
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A lingering hug led to a kiss — that turned into passion, compounded by bliss.
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There are plenty of lingering questions—holes that future research needs to fill in.
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Weather: Coolish and cloudy, with lingering morning drizzle and highs in the mid-40s.
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We laid out the lingering questions for Google's new, industry-altering AI chips earlier.
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Voices Horror stories about lingering Lyme disease proliferate, but the illness is easily treated.
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For what it's worth, not everyone, at least publicly, agrees that there's lingering jealousy.
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Cape Town is a city plagued with the lingering hangover of apartheid spatial planning.
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These markets also show some of the lingering problems that exist after partial legalization.
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However, nervousness over the lingering U.S.-Sino trade war kept bullish bets in check.
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You learn about energy vampires, lingering at every turn to prey on your vulnerability.
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It was a lingering vision of waste and excess that stung with unflinching realness.
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The bottom line: Lingering concerns over costs and quality won't slow down the deal-making.
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Bradley, doubtful because of a lingering right shoulder problem, played after receiving a cortisone shot.
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In fact, all the books of May disprove any lingering misconception that reading isn't fun.
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In both cases, the continuing success can be credited to lingering interest and repeat viewings.
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The biggest problem though is what some E.U. officials see as a massive lingering bill.
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It effectively halts any lingering policies from the Obama administration before they can be finalized.
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And if there is any lingering doubt about the applicant's intent, they are denied entry.
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There was a nasty aftertaste, including lingering sour notes in the back of my throat.
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"The bulk of your guests are in this highly concentrated area, just lingering," Waltrip says.
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For Smith, however, the Daily Mail story seemed to only confirm his long-lingering suspicions.
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Despite lingering uncertainties about Trump's policies, Japan has been especially keen to gain his favor.
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Demand for safe-haven assets such as government debt underscored lingering anxiety over recession risks.
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Glenn missed the last five games (seven total) with his lingering foot and ankle problems.
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Western officials see lingering Serbian-Kosovar tensions as a risk to stability in southeastern Europe.
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Market players are mostly focused on lingering fears of a slowdown in global economic growth.
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But my feelings about its highlight features aside, there's the lingering issue of software updates.
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I also still have lingering ideas of the judgement regarding what I might be wearing.
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DXY, lingering about half a percent below a 14-year peak set earlier this week.
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Oil prices advanced during Asian hours, after slumping nearly 26.49 percent overnight amid lingering uncertainties.
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Oil prices fell on lingering concerns over future demand, though stimulus hopes helped cap losses.
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"I'm not going to say it wasn't hard," she says of coping with lingering resentments.
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King's It is all about slow dread — specifically the slow, lingering nightmares that frighten children.
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So, there might still be some of Aerys II Targaryen's wildfire lingering in the Dragonpit.
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A second cleaning was then required, however, due to a lingering "smell," Chong told Uber.
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He includes plenty of suggestive sound effects, bloody hands, and lingering shots of damaged bodies.
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Still, gains were capped by lingering worries about slowing global economic growth and trade protectionism.
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The after-effect of lingering with these two drawings is a sense of reserved release.
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Here are the best theories that answer your biggest, lingering questions about A Quiet Place.
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It's all because of this lingering shot on Ser Arthur Dayne's legendary and bloodied sword.
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Latest polls clearly show that the lingering Democratic Party divisions are a challenge for Clinton.
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C Russell Martin was not in Saturday's lineup due to lingering issues with neck spasms.
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Google's Lambda competitor Cloud functions, which is still lingering in beta, currently only supports Node.
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But a week later, Cashman said, Bird told his agent that there was lingering pain.
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She can't shake the lingering specter that her qualifying time might be due to doping.
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The benefits of sobriety I've reaped over the last year far outweigh those lingering disappointments.
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But there had been lingering questions about whether it had been curtailed in another way.
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These schemes seemed inspired by the government's lingering fear of being outflanked on the left.
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The lingering cloud in the office restroom tells you who had lunch at P.F. Chang's.
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The transition from day to night would be quite abrupt, without lingering sunsets to enjoy.
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Lingering around can be super creepy and intimidating, even if the convo is going well.
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Lingering worries over the outlook for U.S. rate hikes added to the day's cautious tone.
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A lingering culture of jobs for life is one reason it hasn't done so yet.
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To assuage any lingering concerns, the city of Denver will additionally conduct its own audit.
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Italy is the outlier, partly because of the lingering influence of the Roman Catholic Church.
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Lingering Mysteries: What's the "other body" that the policeman refers to on that Last Night?
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There was always that lingering fear that your Furby could turn evil at any moment.
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Instead, Johnson uses one of The Force Awakens' biggest lingering questions to inform his story.
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DeLauro's Paycheck Fairness Act tries to push back on lingering inequity in three key ways.
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Lingering on yet another social media discussion taking place in the shadow of his picture?
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After all, the divorce is behind him and the show should answer any lingering concerns.
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Its seamless narration, drawn in counterpoint, reverberates beyond the eerie landscape, lingering in the mind.
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One reason for the continued anxiety is lingering questions about why different staffers were fired.
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Those and scores of other lingering questions finally get answered starting at 250:211 p.m.
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Oliver's green swim trunks hanging precariously from the bathtub faucet invite a furtive, lingering gaze.
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The ECB's announcements come amid lingering concerns over a possible economic slowdown across the globe.
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During his tenure so far, Parker has prioritized resolving lingering issues from the bank's scandals.
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Lingering insecurities aside, the real answer is our cheese of the week: Scharfe Maxx Extra.
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The lingering problem, however, is that US workers haven't seen their paychecks get much bigger.
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The lingering uncertainty is worrying companies needing to understand financial implications of the new tax.
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She has some lingering pain but should be at full strength in a few days.
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Until recently, deals have still proved difficult to do because of lingering disagreements over valuations.
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European shares were slightly lower amid lingering worries about the euro zone economy and Brexit.
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Where once there was life, there is heat, dust and a lingering smell of sulfur.
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Judging from the vague responses and lingering questions, no one was satisfied with his answers.
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The social occasion could help smooth over any lingering tension from their nasty 2628 primary.
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NOTES: Nuggets G Emmanuel Mudiay was a late scratch because of a lingering ankle injury.
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We start with the camera lingering on polished, machined surfaces; gleaming chrome and impregnable aluminum.
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But China's lingering economic health problems may yet leave a deeper scar this time around.
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Could there be an Iglooghost track without one of these characters lingering in the background?
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They simply relocated and morphed to include different classes, until they lost any lingering relevance.
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Another overlooked factor is the lingering damage of the great famine from 1959 to 1962.
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"We're in this lingering state of tightness," said Oliver Nugent, analyst at Citigroup in London.
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It's vital for any lingering hope he harbors of insulating his investigation from partisan politics.
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Five years on, his patience, perseverance and, perhaps, Hu's lingering influence may finally pay off.
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Volatility has indeed surged in 2018 after lingering around historic lows in the previous year.
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You're unlikely to feel pain in the moment, but be prepared for mild, lingering bruises.
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He testified that he hurt his hamstring, which he said resulted in a lingering injury.
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U.S. government debt yields fell Tuesday as investors looked for safety amid lingering trade tensions.
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Spot gold touched a one-week high of $1,342.64 an ounce on lingering geopolitical tensions.
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His lingering fitness problem have also been a cause over the last couple of years.
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The escalating tension between Saudi Arabia and Iran is also a lingering concern for investors.
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She'll have an opportunity to end the lingering divisions in the party in her address.
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It was allowed to linger — lingering being, in politico calculus, the force-multiplier of damage.
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Another element of lingering beauty about him is the contour of his wrists and hands.
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I sprang away too late, the touch lingering as long as the drought that year.
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Five years on, his patience, perseverance and, perhaps, Hu's lingering influence have finally paid off.
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Next came an ominous and murmuring roar: the audible lingering aftermath of the nuclear explosion.
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The story that cast a lingering shadow over Trump's first year was the Russia investigation.
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REMSENBURG "Lingering in the Landscape," paintings by Ellen Ludwig and photography by Andrea Klausner. Aug.
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Bernhardt is poised to oversee Interior's lingering plan to expand offshore drilling in the Atlantic.
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Stuffed with wood and purposeful aluminum garnish, the interior is a space worth lingering in.
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Then they sat down to scrambled eggs and sausage amid the lingering scent of cordite.
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Trading volume remained thin as lingering concerns over China's economic health kept investors at bay.
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Breyer, as he has done before, complained about inmates lingering on death row for decades.
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In fact, the smell produced by a stinkbug is dusty, fetid, lingering, and analogy-proof.
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Now moving forward I feel like I exorcised whatever lingering resentment was left in me.
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NOTES: Astros manager A.J. Hinch expressed concern over C Jason Castro and his lingering illness.
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A key reason fintech companies have flourished, analysts say, is a lingering distrust in banks.
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They fuel a tension that gives Birth a great deal of its lingering, unresolvable power.
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Another lingering force: Benchmark's lawsuit seeking to boot Kalanick off of Uber's board of directors.
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But what's a lingering problem to some is a hotspot of Berlin nightlife to others.
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But when it does work, the moments are rich, captivating, and full of lingering beauty.
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Other than [clubs like] the Electric Pickle or Gramps, you don't have mutants lingering around.
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Despite the lingering survival gap, the report suggests there's a lot of good things happening.
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There are still lingering questions about the number of casualties and the conditions of victims
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But it left a lingering question: Did companies actually use these features to shortchange workers?
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Not even a gruesome, lingering eye injury could slow down Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson.
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Make a mental note of lingering foods that you could incorporate into an upcoming meal.
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The youth-movement fashions on display dispersed any auction-house stuffiness lingering on the premises.
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"The lingering uncertainty surrounding Brexit requires a strong German presence in those negotiations," he added.
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It might be instructive to analyze that, too, in terms of a lingering inferiority complex.
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Will Pocahontas readily tolerate the lingering presence in Jim's affections of his former lover, Ramona?
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So there's some element of there not being a lingering trace of your activities. Right.
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A whole habanero with seeds will lend its gentle, lingering heat to the jollof rice.
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Hampstead Rated PG-13 for adult situations and some lingering shots of Karl Marx's grave.
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After lingering there for about a minute, he turned with a wave toward the stands.
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Families suffer the lingering effects of Agent Orange and babies continue to be born deformed.
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They spoke of their lingering anxiety and fear as they sit in church on Sundays.
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The memo also clarifies lingering questions around lodging, appearance, and bathroom protocol for transitioning airmen.
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But another lingering problem may cast a longer shadow over his presidency: the Benalla Affair.
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But skepticism abounds, given the fierce emotions lingering after an exhaustive fight over the law.
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It's a video that might elicit a lingering sense of dread and, perhaps, déjà vu.
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As an American, Ms. Lee was partly insulated from lingering bias in Japan against zainichi.
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For those with lingering wanderlust, there's no need to putter farther than your living room.
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She had witnessed two horrible lingering deaths up close — her mother's and a longtime friend's.
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"There was a lingering effect in terms of attitudes about the court," Professor George said.
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But Schaffner added that the lingering presence of viral particles in phlegm is more concerning.
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Never an especially subtle writer, Ryan has cast off any lingering restraint in his latest.
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Sunday after officers spotted him lingering in his car near the search area for her.
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But buzz it first to make sure no wild horses are lingering on the grass.
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Sometimes, frying scup (better known as porgy) and lingering for hours at home happens, too.
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Still, lingering Mideast tensions and political uncertainty in Washington kept prices above $23.3,22 an ounce.
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But witnesses could bolster their case and remove any lingering uncertainties about the president's intentions.
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But the statement's authors are hopeful that it will have an immediate and lingering impact.
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Not when there are lingering questions about meddling that may have worked in Trump's favor.
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On Monday, Zuma recalled Gordhan from the roadshow, fuelling lingering speculation of a cabinet reshuffle.
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When the warm weather comes, the three outdoor tables are a popular spot for lingering.
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To the south, scabby peaks rose above pale tundra, their summits cradling winter's lingering snow.
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It is pure and precise, with earthy, lingering flavors of red fruits and pressed flowers.
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Walks, embellished with little hiccups of, say, a lingering foot, cut boldly across the stage.
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The lingering threat of his presence has kept most of the celebrity-industrial complex away.
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The animals are multiplying in the absence of humans, despite the lingering presence of radiation.
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His appearance Tuesday failed to clear up lingering uncertainty or quell calls for more information.
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Mr. Trump breezed out of the Oval Office without any expression of interest in lingering.
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They&aposre concerned about the slower pace of profit growth, as well as lingering risks.
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Obama got to the White House despite the lingering racism in American life and politics.
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The lingering close-ups capture both the salesmen's rapid calculations and the customers' inner turmoil.
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She is unfailingly polite, meeting guests by offering tea and apologizing for a lingering cold.
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They have a way of lingering — and constantly siphoning away resources needed for higher priorities.
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Still, she operates with a dark cloud lingering overhead, suspicious of the world around her.
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Democratic strategists and elected leaders described in interviews how lingering animosities may shape the race.
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The deep-sea ecosystem is "recovering slowly and lingering effects may be extreme," McClain said.
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Concern remains however over lingering risks amid the pickup in loan renegotiation and refinancing deals.
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A few lingering flurries or showers will remind us that, yes, it's still really cold.
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Lingering problems: What looked like a bubble before looks like one even more so now.
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Through his music, his recordings, and his lingering aura, Boulez will reverberate into the future.
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Eich lists his (meager) possessions, lingering on a "precious" nail, which, ominously, he keeps hidden.
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Because of lingering questions, in recent years the government has tried to be more transparent.
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We discuss the lingering myths that continue to plague art professionals, and new ways forward.
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Read: This Video of a Road Rage Brawl Will Crush Your Lingering Hope for Humanity
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"As the days on market for apartments becomes longer, more penthouses are lingering," Haber said.
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But a lingering question: Can you really wear straight-legs or skinnies to a holiday party?
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Smoking weed inside is great until you want to rid your home of its lingering scent.
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Here's the question lingering in the air: How should social networks grapple with their civic impact?
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Yet lingering political threats to the single currency will prevent a return to business as usual.
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So if you saw the movie, you probably have a few lingering questions about Bundy's ex.
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But they did leave lingering levels of chemicals in these homes that could make people sick.
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Any lingering doubts about their conservative bona fides, with few exceptions, were wiped away this term.
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But tonight, we have so many other important lingering questions for the Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Part of what makes Rayne's work so interesting is this lingering between things — this neither/nor.
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But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, dismissed the prospect of lingering bitterness among senators.
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The projectile is still lodged in his body, and he suffers from lingering pain and flashbacks.
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Of course, there's the lingering question of whether Warren and Sanders' vows will backfire on them.
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But I found myself lingering near her table, drawn to her open, unaffected, fun-loving nature.
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And the lingering question marks will create an overhang on the stocks for the foreseeable future.
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Alternatively, we didn't need those lingering shots of each character at the end of the episode.
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It has dived more than 20 percent this week over lingering concerns about the company's debt.
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Despite stellar performances at the box office, some investors have lingering concerns about ESPN's declining subscribers.
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From elections to lingering Euro zone debt-crisis issues, investors may be quick to take profits.
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Don't count out WWE just yet But some analysts remain optimistic despite all the lingering questions.
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Some 17,000 survivors are trying to resume their lives though many battle mysterious, lingering side effects.
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These numbers likely reflect a weak global economy and the lingering effects of a strong dollar.
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There's also the lingering threat of full-on repeal, despite its seeming defeat over the summer.
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After the ballots are counted, the winner will have to confront lingering trade issues with Washington.
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The Vermont senator won the Indiana primary Tuesday, demonstrating her lingering weaknesses within her own party.
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Rather, society's lingering bias against women's sexuality, even female anatomy, was making sex complicated for women.
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But there are some questions lingering over the city that no trial or election can answer.
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Finish: A lingering finish of smouldering bonfire embers combine delicately with lemon zest and charred oak.
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There are also some lingering questions about what an automated grocery store might mean for jobs.
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But there are lingering questions baked into the "a little alcohol is good for your..." findings.
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At 43, after lingering seven years with the Dadaists, he tired of their predictably unconventional antics.
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Replace the toilet paper if necessary and cut down on lingering odor with a courtesy flush.
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He recalled his friend being "exhausted, emotionally and physically" while battling a lingering pneumonia-type illness.
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With Halloween lingering on the horizon, it's suddenly time to get your spooky scenery in shape.
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Because of a lingering shoulder injury, he appeared in just 102 games in the 2018 season.
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The lingering of this sequence drives home, without dialogue, how momentous this is for her character.
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It was scary at the time, but it's pretty cool that that's than the lingering memory.
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Cold turkey only lasted so long before lingering, months-long withdrawal symptoms sent him running back.
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The new dispute revolves around the lingering question of who gets to represent the opposition delegation.
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The massacre shattered any lingering moral claims that the British might have had to rule India.
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But demand for safe-haven assets such as government debt underscored lingering anxiety over recession risks.
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Ronda Rousey will make her match debut against the Lingering Farts, Triple H and Stephanie McMahon.
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As Hill, Kerry Washington quickly erases any lingering thoughts of savvy, theatrical Olivia Pope from Scandal.
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Delpy had originally released Mimikatz to demonstrate that Windows left users' passwords lingering in computers' memory.
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Back at the camp, she's helped people with lingering respiratory problems from mace and tear gas.
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The patient was fine, with no lingering damage, but thunderclap headaches are not to be dismissed.
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All of the 150 passengers are safe and sound, but there are some lingering libation questions.
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But then the CDC conducted...no new research, apparently out of a lingering fear of Congress.
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My guardian will suit up on day one, but the beta hasn't erased my lingering concerns.
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With the gossamer strings of album closer "Seelenos" lingering in my ears, I found his answer.
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There are no catsuits, no lingering bum shots; Cipher trades on her intelligence, not her sexuality.
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Torment: Tides of Numenera fell short of the mark and refused to ask a lingering question.
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The crisis also brought to the surface lingering and looming problems faced by the local community.
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Lingering smell aside, he enjoys the work and the kippers, which he recommends in crusty bread.
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The handful of people lingering near the West Wing door quieted immediately, trying to listen in.
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Here are six lingering problems that we'll probably still be talking about for years to come.
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The agreement represents a rare step toward alleviating lingering anger over Japan's brutal occupation of China.
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The lingering uncertainty there is matched by slightly more sober assessments of the incoming economic numbers.
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They want to tie an extension to broader penalties amid lingering fallout over the nuclear agreement.
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Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who has a lingering knee injury, completed 238 of 230 passes.
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That area remains under a mandatory evacuation order because of the lingering potential for renewed fire.
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Clinton has been treated with two antibiotics, first for a lingering cough and then for pneumonia.
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Will hard feelings — or lingering concerns about protecting data — strain her relationship with the intelligence services?
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It is by no means a Rosetta Stone that deciphers the lingering mysteries behind the attacks.
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And as a commanding officer, she has sought to overcome the lingering skepticism toward the police.
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Elsewhere, House Republicans passed their tax reform bill today, despite lingering resistance seen from some Republicans.
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GOP leaders believe they can pass the bill this week, despite lingering resistance from some Republicans.
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I had no lingering reaction to condiments, but I haven't been back on the subway since.
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And Trump has done a lot to soothe any lingering concerns Wall Street might have had.
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For example, there are lingering concerns Trump will agree to withdraw U.S. troops from South Korea.
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Trump used the speech to continue to insist the raid was a success despite lingering questions.
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As he came off the 18th green, Kuchar pulled his wife, Sybi, into a lingering embrace.
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European shares edged lower on Monday amid lingering worries about the euro zone economy and Brexit.
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She is now mostly independent, except for lingering on the family cellphone plan ($50 a month).
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Clinton faces lingering doubts about the sincerity of her proposals to rein in Wall Street behavior.
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That was on a Friday, and she chalked up her symptoms to lingering effects of anesthesia.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell on Thursday amid lingering concern over U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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The jojoba oil calmed any lingering inflammation and the red acne scars began to fade drastically.
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FPO opponents point to recent cases that suggest lingering anti-Semitism by Strache and the party.
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Western forces would have to stay and fight the lingering ISIS, Hezbollah, and Assad loyalist forces.
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This week finds you powering through the tasks that have been lingering for way too long.
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But a lingering problem remains for some women at a number of conferences: harassment and prejudice.
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Though the series ended in 2004, it was a lingering public demand for more Hey Arnold!
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That's a lingering concern, given Facebook's size and reach, and thus the potential popularity of Libra.
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Because of the lingering estrangement, Cuban players with dreams of reaching the big leagues must defect.
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The opening credits play out across a long, lingering close-up of a white rabbit's eye.
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Family members of the people who were killed still come to worship, despite the lingering trauma.
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Lingering threat The threat of a so-called second wave continues to loom large in China.
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Nonetheless, we preferred the whiskies that had assertive malt characters, with creamy textures and lingering flavors.
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Mountain goats, another iconic Glacier species, bed down on lingering snowpack to cool off in summer.
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Gillian was 11 when we learned the lingering knee pain was osteosarcoma in her right femur.
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And of course, there is lingering stigma that keeps people who need help on the margins.
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Now read the entire article about lingering segregation in Charlottesville and answer the following questions: 1.
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And the malware behind the NotPetya attack last year may be lingering in the country's networks.
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This lingering longing for Africa, particularly the Congo, so far away and nebulous, became quite poignant.
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It still worries that its cultural and leadership fixes might not solve its lingering P.R. problems.
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Walkers gamely contends that celluloid cinema's lingering body still moves, animated by a singular artistic force.
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The allegations included lingering hugs, invitations to hotel rooms, comments about looks and an unwanted kiss.
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And if there were somehow lingering questions about the contest's prominence, they all vanished on Thursday.
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Avoid lingering inside and wait outside or in your car in between loads, if you can.
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But he cannot escape the fear that remnants of the virus are lingering in his body.
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This view supported prices for awhile but could not overcome lingering fears about rising U.S. production.
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The ATF has not recovered guns in the house for tracing because of lingering tear gas.
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"Any lingering sense of Biden's inevitability or electability died in the Granite State," wrote Errol Louis.
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After years of lingering in the shadow of the Lakers, the Clippers finally surpassed them recently.
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Since it's a chemical sunscreen, it absorbs right into the skin without any lingering white cast.
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Thursday night's follow-up episode, "Back In the Saddle," clarified a few lingering mysteries for viewers.
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The Qin Xiaoyu and Wu Feiyue documentary "Iron Moon" has a slowly mounting, but lingering, impact.
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The CDP may also have to overcome the lingering memories of the DPJ's time in power.
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All were employed Sunday, catering heavily to Thielen and Diggs early to placate any lingering frustrations.
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Lyft employees also road the bikes in real conditions to ensure there weren't any lingering problems.
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But her absence from the modern repertory demonstrates the pervasive, lingering influence of figures like Upton.
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But on other occasions, like that night in Detroit, Biden's lingering stutter is hard to miss.
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For employers that's a good thing, as it leaves a lingering and unmistakable odor on users.
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Otherwise we should stay dry as the colder air and lingering breeze last into the weekend.
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Thus there has always been a lingering, unresolved question of identity for the Kurds of Iraq.
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Despite her quarter-century on the national stage, there have been lingering questions about her authenticity.
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"It's all lingering in the background, though it's not helping to strengthen too much," he said.
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This weekend has answered a lot of lingering questions about Harry and Meghan Markle's royal departure.
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Regulators are likely to demand that any merged bank completely writes down any lingering dud loans.
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Despite the lingering pain from that last visit, the women were glad they underwent the procedure.
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"I'm going into the year anticipating hardship, which is never a good lingering feeling," Levine says.
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This despite lingering uncertainty around the Trump administration's ability to move forward with its fiscal agenda.
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This would have meant years of deadlock and lingering, with no global action on climate policy.
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Dorian is giant, slow to move, and is lingering in an area packed with population centers.
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For the uninitiated, Menendez is running for a third term amid the lingering whiff of corruption.
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U.S. stocks fell on Wednesday as lingering concerns over Turkey's financial crisis weighed on investor sentiment.
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In the lingering aftermath of Hurricane Maria, the flaws in Puerto Rico's electric system are apparent.
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Lingering uncertainty over demand prospects created by a U.S.-China trade deal loomed over the markets.
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Lingering uncertainty over demand prospects created by a U.S.-China trade deal hung over the markets.
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The result is a lingering wound for the nation, one that will never be fully healed.
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U.S. stocks rose on Tuesday as a rebound in tech shares offset lingering concerns over trade.
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"But there's a lingering stench and we're going to get rid of that too," Trump added.
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Lingering worries about a possible antitrust review by US regulators have been an overhang as well.
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Clinton's emails and trying to connect her to the lingering problems haunting the Affordable Care Act.
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There is no music right now and the crowd is lingering to hear Mr. Trump speak.
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Activists hoped he could rally conservatives against Clinton and Trump despite lingering questions about his health.
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Supporters of the churches hoped the Supreme Court would step in to resolve that lingering question.
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His lingering feeling of being unsafe in his own body is the show's most effective chiller.
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The case was never prosecuted, drawing attention to the lingering sense of impunity around sexual violence.
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My mother did die of cancer, and it was a long, lingering bout with lung cancer.
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In medicine, lingering health consequences from experiments, known as legacy effects, are common and often commendable.
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Especially when lingering in empty parking lots at 3:30 in the morning, holding black balloons.
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If there was any lingering doubt about Margot Robbie, it's gone now ... she IS Tonya Harding.
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The marijuana industry is copying that approach, building welcoming dispensaries to dispel the lingering cloud of disreputability that comes from buying cannabis, infusing pot into calorie-free drinks and powders, offering gluten-free snacks and distributing vape pens so people can discretely consume without any lingering smell.
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It's not just any old handshake, either: it's a lingering handshake — basically Paul's declaration of undying love.
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The protocol is to deploy a patch internally and then scan the system for any lingering vulnerability.
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This means fewer montages and lingering shots that make the audience wonder, What does it all mean?
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As I inhaled his still lingering scent, the lid slammed down onto the top of my head.
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Last December, Ms. Cafferkey was treated for meningitis that developed from lingering Ebola virus in her system.
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Still, the company decided to suspend activities due to lingering smoke at the site, the representative added.
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Lingering uncertainty surrounding the eventual bill paid to the DOJ has largely kept the stock in check.
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Lingering questions about its sudden and overwhelming virality aside, Netflix's Bird Box has a few remaining mysteries.
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Barclays reported stronger-than-anticipated earnings on Wednesday, despite difficult market conditions and lingering concerns over Brexit.
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Our live blog tracked wobbly markets amid European political uncertainty and lingering fears over White House policy.
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His fighting out of several Marin submission attempts also helped erase any lingering doubts about his toughness.
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After an amazing massage, I wasted away the morning on a steam, sauna, and long, lingering shower.
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Lingering fears of the way Trump might handle a foreign crisis are at play, too, Siegel said.
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The courts held lingering concerns that Oberlander may have only been party to Ek 10a under duress.
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Bedrosian experienced some lingering discomfort this week but manager Mike Scioscia doesn't believe it's a serious issue.
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While some burning questions were left coyly open-ended, many lingering doubts can be put to bed.
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He thought the field was too vaguely defined, which contributed to the lingering stigma surrounding mental health.
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Mr Trump faces accusations that his decisions were clouded by the lingering controversy over Russia's election-tampering.
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It's a lingering look, or an awkward silence as the houseguests continue on with their everyday lives.
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But will it have a lingering effect on the way its viewers choose to impact the world?
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The nights are beginning to inch in on us, and there's a chill lingering in the air.
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" The report recommended commanders "root out and punish severely any lingering gang-like behavior by its deputies.
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Dimon said Tuesday that he's still confident a deal will get done -- despite lingering trade war worries.
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She moved closer, close enough for me to smell sweat and the lingering scent of her perfume.
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The study could mean that more of these man-eating creatures are lingering in the Sunshine State.
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Do I still have a lot of lingering questions about Tickled that will probably never be answered?
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But there's still one lingering problem with small-cap companies that's worth watching, the wealth manager said.
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M. It's been a minute since we examined the still-lingering effects of the 2008 financial meltdown.
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No, Auto-Trash does not mean wrappers and french fries lingering on the floor of your car.
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But there is still lingering doubt over whether Apple's wearable can become the next big computing platform.
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There isn't a lingering question about whether the apology is enough, or whether Steve can be forgiven.
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But at the same time, Clinton's lingering unpopularity limits how long her coattails will be down-ticket.
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If you've skipped one or two, there may be some lingering questions after watching Endgame's first trailer.
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Oh, and to dissuade any lingering doubts, they've also just unveiled the world's first lab-grown meatball.
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Lingering geo-political uncertainties in the Persian Gulf are also providing support to gold prices, Meir added.
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Some investors said the Nasdaq's reversal indicated some profit-taking driven by lingering concerns over trade issues.
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But there's still a lingering suspicion among investors that they might still devalue the yuan going forward.
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Woods, who underwent surgery last week to relieve lingering back pain, was booked at 20133:18 a.m.
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Lingering tensions with Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino, which had Ronnie worried that Mike might rat him out.
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One lingering question for Biden is his ability to fundraise, particularly on the small dollar, grassroots level.
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But while this new movie obfuscates Cloverfield's lingering mysteries more than it supports them, it hardly matters.
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The presentation documents also solve another question the documentaries leave lingering: what exactly was Ja Rule's role?
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Political commentators point to lingering homophobia in a country that only legalized same-sex marriage last year.
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Even though the outbreak is over, the lingering effects of the disease are evident throughout West Africa.
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Lingering mysteries: Who's that man (yet another handsome brunette) who appeared in Shirley's living room holding scotch?
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He and Jodie discuss who in their office could have done such a thing, lingering over John.
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In 2009, the Pentagon stood up a central Cyber Command to try and fix the lingering issues.
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As social issues rise up the corporate agenda, it is a lingering injustice that they are ignored.
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The bullet is still lodged in his body, and he suffers from lingering pain and digestive problems.
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Thirty-five years after her mother died, it's her mother's lingering scent of gardenia that she remembers.
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Saad told The Columbus Dispatch that he was dealing with lingering side effects, which suggests a concussion.
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Tribal customs, domineering male relatives and lingering religious conservatism keep many Saudi women from accessing basic rights.
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Propped up by Asian markets, MSCI's all-world stock index was little changed, lingering around year highs.
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That means you get the classic herbal profile without fruity oils lingering in your mouth too long.
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Where does that leave James Van Der Beek, if not lingering in the shadow of Dawson Leery?
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Still, shares of fell 6% in after hours trading reflecting a lingering concern over weak consumer spending.
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Regardless shares of Nike fell 6% in after hours trading reflecting lingering concerns over weak consumer spending.
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Many news organizations are still struggling financially, and there's the lingering problem of low trust in journalism.
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Uncertainty lingering from the 0003 political crisis and surrounding the subsequent political transition weighed on investment spending.
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The hospital added that it now plans to explore options for helping patients with lingering medical fees.
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There are ways to avoid lingering debt from a vacation, starting with this four-step plan: 1.
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Oil prices stabilised, with a big draw in U.S. crude inventories neutralised by lingering trade war concerns.
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From the looks of it, that means Evie, Meg and the other lingering members have all died.
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Right at the end, though, lingering about Snow's sword in the castle gate, is a shadowy figure.
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Julia and Tessa also share the lingering psychical scars of abuse, and the anxieties that accompany them.
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There's no racial stigma attached, no lingering racist Reconstruction Era cultural stereotypes about lazy blacks and watermelons.
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They were little changed at 2.4774 percent on Friday, lingering near a two-week low touched overnight.
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One of the biggest strains for women in dancehall, historically, is the lingering tension around working together.
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The spat adds to other lingering doubts about whether the agreement will be enough to support prices.
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To remove any lingering grit, soak clams in a bowl of lightly salted water for 20 minutes.
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After the talk, there were plenty of lingering questions about his Mars colonization plans: what about radiation?
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We got Pablo out in NYC, and there are no apparent lingering aftereffects of his recent breakdown.
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One, in 2012, destroyed 18 homes before fire trucks lingering across the street in Primrose finally arrived.
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Labrie's case continued to grab me after the trial itself, mostly because of the lingering media coverage.
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But other market watchers said lingering uncertainty over the economy and Brexit could still deter the BoE.
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But weeks like the last one only serve to exacerbate the distrust and displeasure that is lingering.
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The long time period was used to determine the hurricane's lingering effect on deaths on the island.
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In spite of the breeze, they decide to eat outside, to take advantage of the lingering light.
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One you may not have noticed is that there are flies on and lingering around the lions.
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I wanted my telomeres to be in the 'green' zone, not lingering dangerously close to the red.
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But concern over the Fed's flagging of a weaker U.S. economy, alongside lingering worries about China-U.
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But even his temporary death felt different, the camera lingering on its gruesomeness and Morty's shaken reaction.
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Now, a new two-hour television special attempts to answer the still-lingering questions surrounding the case.
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Other than a lingering twilight and a horse-drawn carriage, Sixth Avenue at 50th Street is empty.
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But turnover is usually swift: The communal tables (there are some low ones in back) discourage lingering.
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Neil Gorsuch, Trump's first nominee to the Supreme Court, laid any lingering fears among Republicans to rest.
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Left untreated, these sites are more than eyesores: They create long-lingering problems including polluted drinking water.
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The Seminoles were opening their season with a bad taste from last year's disappointing campaign still lingering.
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Senate Republicans are pushing for extra money for Israel over lingering concerns about the Iran nuclear deal.
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Lingering, glistening, yet suddenly surging, it has its American premiere on Monday at Tanglewood in Lenox, Mass.
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But the FDA has lingering concerns over the product's marketing and seeks further information about its safety.
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Cespedes said he believed he could avoid the disabled list despite the lingering injury, and Collins agreed.
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It could be due to lingering microbes from whomever's feet were there last, versus the fish itself.
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Plus, if they're nervous travelers, having familiar scents lingering on the blanket can help calm them down.
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But in some cases, the threat of this outcome is lingering, and it might still be prevented.
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He cares for her sweetly, the camera lingering on the baby's fat wrists, Pattinson's rock-hewn face.
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But the chronically critically ill inhabit a kind of in-between purgatory state, all uncertainty and lingering.
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Importantly, studies can also reveal whether these substances cause any lingering harm to physical or mental health.
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"I understand why he said it," said Jonathan Maas, 31, lingering near Fifth Avenue after the rally.
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But a lingering elbow injury, sustained in the second half of the 2014 season, derailed Lagares's momentum.
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The biggest lingering question for the researchers is why the hole was made in the first place.
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Collins had ruled deGrom out of Wednesday's game earlier in the week because of lingering back soreness.
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The lingering question of the hoodie is simply: Who enjoys the right to wear one without challenge?
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Hanging on to Mike Green until he has a lingering upper-body injury days before the deadline?
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There's a lingering sense of denial, dread and paranoia from trying to forget what cannot be forgotten.
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They speak of the Rhodes statue and the famous Rhodes Scholarship as the lingering detritus of empire.
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The idea for the protest had always been lingering when we started talking about resisting Capital Pride.
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It's the last impression you have and can leave you with a lingering feeling of wanting more.
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Stephan refers to a formalist vocabulary, but turns any lingering obsession with the "framing edge" upside-down.
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That said, his family does have one lingering question: Who's going to hand-label all those bottles?
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I managed to ditch them, lingering and checking photo credits (nerd) by about halfway through the exhibit.
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" He also seems genuinely perturbed about the lingering public perception of himself and his band as "maniacs.
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It's been lingering on the edges of the culture for as long as America's been a country.
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The Economic Innovation Group has a new study looking at the lingering effects of the Great Recession.
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So after the meet and greet, what can he do to get rid of any lingering energy?
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If neither can collect something major, there will no doubt be a lingering sense of Gallic underachievement.
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MARKET OVERVIEW Medellin's property market still suffers from lingering images of "the drug days," Mr. Holman said.
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But episode five is not the first to reveal the lingering effects of the giant squid attack.
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She faces an aggressive challenger and lingering suspicion among conservative voters about her support for President Trump.
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Tighter central bank policy and lingering aftereffects from tepid growth in 2019 also are weighing on growth.
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And the mood of fear lingering from the experience of World War II is practically forgotten now.
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And there are lingering social concerns about voice assistants and, as I discovered, their sometimes creepy possibilities.
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Shimmy onto the dance floor after your cemetery tour to shake any lingering spirits off your trail.
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That sense of resonance also gives lingering power to the miniatures that Brecht penned throughout his career.
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The good news is that the acoustic environment can be restored with no lingering impacts, says Fristrup.
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Lingering trauma from the wars and the federal government's secrecy might prevent many others from trusting outsiders.
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SHANGHAI, Aug 28 (Reuters) - China stocks ended lower on Wednesday as lingering uncertainty over the Sino-U.
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It certainly wasn't the preservation of the lingering parts of kayfabe, the "fake" part of pro wrestling.
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During my stay, I found lingering was not just tolerated but encouraged for a sense of community.
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But reinventing Vogue is a difficult task, even without the former editor lingering in most people's memories.
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She concluded, she said, that the disease had been caused by lingering resentment over the childhood abuse.
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My sense was the attorney general knew he shouldn't be leaving, which is why he was lingering.
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For Democratic elites and activists, the lingering shock of Trump's victory is never far from the surface.
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But in San Francisco, with the thief still at large, the daring stunt has left lingering questions.
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Having a sensible, lid-free wastebasket will prevent clutter and garbage from lingering in your work area.
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She had been lingering near the door with a pair of vouchers, outside my line of sight.
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More subtle was the lingering scene with Sheeran's soldier cohorts, decent men who just miss their families.
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Most of the SWAT -team members viewed Iraq's national armed forces with lingering unease, if not distrust.
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The update has faced resistance from Republicans who point to lingering inefficiencies in the $1.7 billion program.
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When an opera company moves into a new home, there's always lingering nostalgia for the old one.
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There could also be some lingering snow for the Ohio Valley, but it will be fast moving.
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The elements usually help clothes dry faster with fewer wrinkles and lingering odors, and can brighten whites.
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An adjoining space could feature quiet, slowly fading bass frequencies, lingering at the edge of auditory perception.
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Some may have been too cautious because of the lingering effects of the housing crisis, Weidner said.
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Boston LHP David Price (elbow) has his planned throwing session on Friday cancelled due to lingering soreness.
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Remove lingering guests with Ryan Reynolds and Jimmy Fallon's 'get the f*** out of my house' candle
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They didn't consolidate until late in the race because of lingering affection for Bredesen's record as governor.
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There are also some lingering fears among rank-and-file Democrats, including vulnerable freshmen, about Nadler's approach.
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The mushrooms typically don't produce lingering side effects; henbane does, including headache, dilated pupils, and blurred vision.
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"Homeland," by Fernando Aramburu, about the lingering effects of Basque separatist violence on two once-intimate families.
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Extended smoke and fire exposure may spur lingering physical and mental health problems, doctors and scientists fear.
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Watchmen's story is also deeply fixated on race and the lingering trauma of systemic racism in America.
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Mr. Nadler sought earlier Monday to clear up lingering questions about the seriousness of his panel's work.
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The lingering question is whether he can shoot consistently enough to make it at the next level.
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If Meghan had any jet lag lingering, that was probably a good way to get over it.
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Maybe it was: This week, any lingering hopes for a 2017 Desert Trip were officially shut down.
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Drivers voiced glaring issues with the program, citing spilled food and lingering smells as a primary concern.
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This behavior is usually the lingering result of situations where a childhood caregiver was threatening or abusive.
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Some of it, he said later, stemmed from a "lingering sympathy" for the leaders they had empowered.
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Despite the lingering impeachment threat, DOJ and FBI shown increasing signs they are willing to fight back.
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A record trade surplus of $63.3 billion only underscored lingering weakness in demand at home and abroad.
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While the Note7 is now effectively and officially as dead as a doornail, some lingering questions remain.
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WASHINGTON — Judge Neil M. Gorsuch's first taste of rough-and-tumble Washington politics was bitter and lingering.
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Another lingering obstacle is the language around loss and damage under Article 8 of the Paris agreement.
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At first the guitars played mellow, alluring music, all slowly strummed, lingering tones and gently lapping riffs.
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Confidence: Medium We could have some lingering showers early Saturday, before it dries out in the afternoon.
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And rat-prevention efforts in Brooklyn Heights have kept trash and unwanted four-legged guests from lingering.
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But, while the government is once again open for business, we should not discount two lingering impacts.
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That's not to mention the lingering investigations into GE's accounting by the SEC and the Justice Department.
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This was driven by lingering TNT-related challenges in Europe and worse-than-expected margins at Ground.
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At first, the case may seem like a lingering sideshow from special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe.
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But the message has been muddied by the lingering storm over the harassment charges swirling around Sen.
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