As Freedman made plans to go back to Ireland, camera in hand, she and Deacy made plans to meet.
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We made plans to always be in each other's lives.
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We even made plans to visit Mexico together in November.
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I made plans of attack and of evasion (mostly evasion).
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We made plans to have lunch again two days later.
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We made plans to go to the Great Barrier Reef.
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I've made plans with three coworkers to get Mexican this afternoon.
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She added that the pair made plans to celebrate Christmas together.
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"I really have never made plans for the future," Alda added.
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BlackRock has also made plans to offer gun-free investment strategies.
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Kourtney made plans for herself and the kids, no Scotts allowed.
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"I really have never made plans for the future," Alda adds.
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Mercury retrograde is here to mess with your carefully made plans.
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So they made plans to get married that summer as well.
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They apologized, hugged, made plans to have lunch the next day.
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He had made plans to sell after any change in leadership.
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In severe cases, they may have made plans about killing themselves.
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Insurers have already set their prices and made plans for 2018.
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They made plans to go out for the noodles next time.
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They didn't sleep together but made plans for the following week.
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I made plans with L. to see her new apartment tonight.
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I had made plans to go see my dad in Florida.
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Government officials denied that Mr. Nkurunziza has made plans to run.
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We made plans to meet for coffee a few weeks later.
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The two started chatting and made plans to meet up that night.
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Have you made plans to play in Europe or North America yet?
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The owner purchased 221 additional acres and made plans for an expansion.
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I've made plans to go back and shoot for another couple months.
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Kylie has made plans to spend Christmas with her own little family.
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They had made plans to be picked up later in the afternoon.
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He enjoyed the experience so much he made plans to return twice.
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The pair had made plans to visit each other during Thanksgiving or Christmas.
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Pro-government forces across Russia have made plans for mass anti-terror marches.
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I've made plans to go see the movie later tonight with my friends.
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The company has made plans to integrate the workings of its messaging apps.
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We've made plans to try to grow the community at an exponential rate.
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"She was happy and we made plans to meet in California," he said.
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Upton and Verlander made plans to move to Houston, TX the next day.
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School districts made plans to hold indoor recesses, PE classes, and sports practices.
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Then I made plans to watch three of them cook for their children.
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"Kerry Flynn ... is doing homework") or made plans on someone else's wall (ex.
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On our way there, we made plans for the rest of the day.
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"Darkest Hour" stuck with the president as he made plans to visit Britain.
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Mr. Covlin even made plans to kill his own parents, Mr. Bogdanos said.
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Some governments have already made plans to increase spending to support their economies.
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They made plans, signed leases, and registered for classes based on that belief.
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Her email would tell us whether she had made plans we needed to cancel.
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Ms. Haim went missing in 1993 after she made plans to leave her husband.
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"I already made plans with a co-worker to go boardwalk dancing," she said.
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But Walt made plans to come and see her and continue what they'd started.
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That same month, I made plans to visit Metts in prison, at Fort Stockton.
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He said that he had not made plans to donate more of his works.
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Amazon consequently made plans to stop selling competing products made by Google-owned Nest.
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Exxon did its own research on the subject and made plans to address it.
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Dad offers to eat with me instead, because my sister made plans to go shopping.
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Corfman gave him her phone number, she says, and the two made plans to meet.
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If you haven't already made plans to see it with your friends, you need to.
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She called Ooko, and they made plans to hang out Friday night at a bar.
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Along with their security team, Kim and Kanye have made plans to keep intruders out.
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When I made plans, I stuck to them and expected others to do the same.
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Several companies and other institutions have since made plans to develop technologies for hyperloop systems.
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We made plans to go ice-skating the day I got back to San Francisco.
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I made plans to have a lunch with one of them and talked about it.
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I made plans with my wife about how she handles it if officers show up.
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They made plans to meet at the Beverly Hills Hotel and go out to dinner.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I made plans with a friend to have a celebratory dinner.
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After signing with the Twins, Rodney made plans to see the Super Bowl in Minneapolis.
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Fox first made plans to develop the movie in 2015, and production started in 2016.
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The couple, who are fans of the show "Say Yes to the Dress," made plans.
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He has made plans for several other highways, which he hopes his successor will stick to.
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Food delivery companies Postmates and Seamless have not made plans to significantly alter their services, either.
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The two made plans to meet each other in person in 229, when she was 2800.
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Bachelor In Paradise resumed production, and made plans to address the controversy when the show airs.
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Over a few late nights and heavy pours of bourbon, my parents and I made plans.
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The two giggled and posed together, and even made plans for a possible Valentine's Day date.
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But, Disney isn't the only company that has made plans for a stand-alone streaming service.
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Both noted that they have not made plans about their futures with Fox or potentially Disney.
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Khan offered his sincere apologies to all those who made plans to attend on March 7th.
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Both e-retailers have made plans to open hundreds of those stores in the coming years.
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You haven't got any free days left and you've already made plans for work and family.
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We made out a bit longer and made plans to meet up at a later date.
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They designed convertible furniture to hide the hotel bed and made plans for a concept building.
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So they made plans to call and talk her through installing the app on her computer.
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He received his bachelor's degree in 1948 and made plans to go on to graduate school.
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I got a throwaway phone and made plans to leave the country for a few weeks.
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Greg Abbott said in a statement that he's made plans to travel to Odessa on Sunday.
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The refinery has not made plans to cut back production or shut units, the sources said.
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She organized her passwords, made plans for her pet, and decided who would get what jewelry.
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After casually exchanging information, they began emailing occasionally and eventually made plans to have a drink.
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Before I left she gave me her phone number and we made plans to have dinner.
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Plus, she'd made plans to return to college after her girls finished out the school year.
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He sent lewd pictures to her and solicited sexual contact and made plans to meet her.
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As the meal came to a close, we made plans to head back to my date's hotel.
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As his health seemed to improve, the couple made plans to return to Maui, where they wed.
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Though the encounter was intense, we left on good terms and later made plans to do karaoke.
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Ms. Galicia has since made plans to apply for financial aid and to continue her communications studies.
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Commander Lin also made plans to travel to China, he said, and had not informed the Navy.
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I called various activists and lawyers, and made plans to meet at Jianguo's apartment the following morning.
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States have already made plans for what to do in the event that federal funds are exhausted.
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The actress, who died in 2014 at 85, had made plans to donate some possessions to institutions.
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Nestle has made plans to focus on higher-growth areas like pet care, infant nutrition and coffee.
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While those two remained in their respective ruts, Tracy made plans to move up in the world.
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I asked if he wanted to chat on Skype, and we made plans to connect that evening.
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Ms. Grossan responded immediately and the two made plans to meet the following Sunday for a drink.
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I made plans five weeks ago to attend this camp in order to get an inside look.
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We were both charmed and impressed by her grandson, and we made plans to meet for lunch.
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It even made plans to resume shipments to Iran while the investigation was underway, the agency said.
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She quit smoking for the umpteenth time and made plans to go home and live independently again.
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Over the weekend, my partner and I made plans to go to dinner at a sushi restaurant.
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He got all A's from the start, and made plans to go to graduate school in anthropology.
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Raisman learned of this research and made plans to visit Wrocław, where Tabakow had joined the faculty.
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Before Wednesday, I had made plans to fly out of Fort Lauderdale airport -- wait, shootings there, too.
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Upon arrival, the teen immediately made plans to see a friend the next morning at 6:30 a.m.
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Wonder previously revealed he and Franklin had made plans to make new music just months before she died.
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The couple married the following year and made plans to move to the U.S. to start a family.
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Peshmerga forces and the Iraqi military have already made plans for the future of the city, he said.
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Some carmakers have already made plans to shut up shop around Brexit day, in anticipation of likely disruption.
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We'd made plans to go to the beach in Malibu, but I didn't hear from him all day.
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Adams' mom, Jamie McNeil, made plans to retire and moved across the country to help care for them.
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While gas prices have risen since then, that doesn't usually deter people once they've made plans, she said.
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But they knew that age would soon catch up with them and made plans to nurture potential successors.
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Before the revolution, he dreamed of becoming a commercial airline pilot and made plans to move to Canada.
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He made plans to add a glassy, six-story addition on the roof and install large picture windows.
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They had made plans to meet up this summer to catch up, but their schedules never lined up.
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Macdonald and I made plans to eat dinner in Los Angeles on a Saturday night in mid-July.
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As it happened, Angela was coming to Ottawa for a conference, and they made plans to get together.
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Then the family took their child's ashes home and made plans to scatter them in a beloved place.
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The government in November made plans to increase the grants by half over the five years from 2020.
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He also later made plans "to facilitate the exchange" of a digital currency between North and South Korea.
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Even a handful of forgotten players, such as Rocky Boiman and Bo Schobel, have made plans to attend.
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We had made plans to meet at a Soho hotel for a drink, but he was running late.
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We watched the new Marie Kondo series last night and have made plans to do some tidying. Eventually.
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For example, GM made plans to import the Buick Envision from China, thinking the tariff of 2.5% was manageable.
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I guess I could have made plans, but I really just need some alone time to process my thoughts.
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Since downloading it back in January 2018 I've saved over $12,000 and made plans and goals for the future.
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See, Barone met a guy at a wedding and made plans to see him in Miami during the vacation.
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Northam apologized for his actions and also made plans to dedicate himself to "healing that pain" of racial inequality.
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Prosecutors said Saleh and Mumuni made plans to detonate homemade bombs in Manhattan's Times Square and World Trade Center.
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So I decided that he passed The Naked Test, and we made plans to meet up a week later.
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They also made plans for military talks and reunions of families divided by the Korean war of 1950-53.
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We exchanged phone numbers and social media handles, and I even made plans to meet another journalist for coffee.
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From there, I was transported to safety and immediately made plans to take my wife and children to Jordan.
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Disney has already made plans to pull its movies from Netflix so its own platform can stream them exclusively.
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They also made plans to name Matthew Whitaker, Sessions' current chief of staff, as the acting deputy attorney general.
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It made plans to provide citizens access to mobile kiosks, making it easier for them to contact city services.
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He had made plans to unwind with a friend from out of town whom he hadn't seen in years.
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Waymo has made plans to buy up to 20,000 compact electric vehicles from Jaguar Land Rover, starting in 2019.
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And Perez has since made plans to meet with members of the pro-life Democrats for Life of America.
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Just before the hurricane, Puerto Rico had made plans to pay creditors a total of $210 billion through 2022.
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One weekend after I left the team, my partner and I made plans to go away with her family.
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They've made plans for a procedural vote on Kavanaugh's confirmation on Friday, and expect a floor vote on Saturday.
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Hunter then made plans for the Roosevelts to attend a ceremony in November 1943 marking the change in ownership.
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It even made plans to resume shipments to Iran while the investigation was ongoing, according to the Commerce Department.
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If you haven't yet made plans for where to celebrate the centennial of the 1917 Russian Revolution, consider KGB.
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I go over to sleepy boy and kiss him goodbye; we've made plans to see a movie on Wednesday.
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We went on a nine-hour date without a second thought—we quickly made plans for a second date.
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The two countries have made plans for face-to-face consultations over trade in January, China's Commerce Ministry said recently.
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The couple, who met on Bumble, made plans for election night because they were confident that Donald Trump wouldn't win.
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As their royal wedding date approaches, Meghan and Harry have already made plans for an international trip after their nuptials.
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When Kate was 18 and a senior in high school, she made plans to go to a college Halloween party.
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" "While we were out, a group of friends and I made plans to go to the beach the following day.
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In that memoir, she talks about forcing herself to visit Berlin after her adult son made plans to move there.
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Just days before he left for Detroit, the rock star had made plans to take their kids to Disney World.
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That has made plans cheaper for the riskiest customers, at the cost of higher premiums for the healthy and young.
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I made plans one evening to meet up with a cousin who recently began working for a startup in Shenzhen.
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I had a nice chat with the cute fellow, and we made plans to see each other in the city.
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When I wanted to play with a puppy, he looked up shelters and made plans to visit one after work.
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Mr. Cruz was not medicated, Mr. Snead said, but the Snead family had made plans for him to get help.
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We made plans for them to return home, but then my 4-year-old developed a fever, cough and fatigue.
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We made plans for them to return home, but then my 4-year-old developed a fever, cough and fatigue.
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They even started meeting with Dr. Ward's adviser to review their retirement accounts and made plans to return every year.
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In 2005, Codelco made plans to shut down El Salvador by 2011 due to declining ore grades and increased costs.
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Paul Ryan slobbered over Trump's leadership even as the Senate made plans to shred the House bill and start over.
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Still, several American firms have made plans to diversify their production beyond China since the trade war started last year.
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Naturally, the Samuelsons made plans to casually shoot around at a local gym — or so Bonnie and Katie Lou thought.
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The rescuers left behind 20 pounds of dog food and made plans to return the next day to keep looking.
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Out of NATO's 29 member states, 85033 have made plans to reach the 2 percent military spending goal by 2024.
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The partisan made plans to visit the site with the warden, but before this could happen the warden was murdered.
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I made plans to go out to dinner for my friend's birthday, which meant doing a lot of research beforehand.
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Since taking office, Trump has withdrawn the United States from the Trans-Pacific Partnership and has made plans to renegotiate NAFTA.
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Even if we made plans to have breakfast together, if they weren't serving beer yet, we'd have to go somewhere else.
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In the suit Loeb claimed they had dated and made plans for their future while living in Louisiana briefly, TMZ reports.
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She made plans to buy vape juice from Chavez, she told investigators, then arrived at his house with the three boys.
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With just five weeks to go until their royal wedding, the couple has already made plans for their next big adventure.
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Back in February, I caught wind of a major vintage sale at a store uptown and made plans to drop by.
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She voted for Trump, but his presidency has soured her on politics, and she hasn't made plans to vote this year.
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He says he made plans to fly back to Washington with the president and travel home to New York from there.
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I made plans with a friend today, so I get up early to go to the gym for some cardio beforehand.
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Villagers in Tanjung district prayed in a field Friday in front of their former mosque and made plans for a replacement.
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About a month later, Ms. Ladensohn, 41, made plans to visit Ms. Shepherd-Oppenheim after a business trip to New York.
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But few have made plans as far-reaching to an ingredient as central to its business as milk is to Dannon.
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The state of confusion came before Garrett admitted Thursday that he had made plans to resign but then abruptly changed course.
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They made plans to meet up, Page said, because they were friends when he worked in Russia as an energy consultant.
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For retailers, that can mean shuttering store locations — both Payless ShoeSource and Rue21 made plans to close nearly 400 stores each.
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Ashley Turner, a senior, made plans to donate blood, and said she thought enduring all of this would make her stronger.
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Over the summer, her parents moved to North Carolina and she had made plans to go home in a few days.
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But neither has made plans to step in any further, eager to keep the spotlight on Moore and away from themselves.
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But she and Stacy made plans to have a joint viewing party in Washington, DC, when their episode aired in March.
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Huffman said in the letter that she made plans to do the same with her second daughter but called it off.
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I didn't have cell service, so we made plans over DM, meeting up for dinner and to work together in cafés.
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He reached out to Stummvoll, and they totally made plans to get drinks the next time they were both in the city.
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The tight end immediately cleared his schedule and made plans to go to the hospital -- what ensued was a pretty special moment.
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I was seeing this guy for a couple of months, and things were going so well until we made plans one night.
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I questioned, I bartered, I made plans to get a woman off-world in exchange for tracking down a rogue Nexus 8.
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Sanders even accused the team of abandoning up to 1,000 Eagles fans, who had made plans to attend the ceremony on Tuesday.
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Michael Bever was only 16 years old when, prosecutors say, he and his older brother, Robert, made plans to kill their family.
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In response to their comments and the public reaction to Blackfish, SeaWorld has made plans to change a number of their practices.
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She'd made plans to give away her beloved tabby cat, Sissy, because without medication, she wouldn't be able to care for her.
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But, in the end, the dinner was a success: fifty or sixty guests came, and several made plans to get together again.
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A subset of 17.5 percent had made plans for how they would commit suicide and 4.3 percent had made an actual attempt.
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In 2014, he blasted Microsoft for calling for more high-tech visas even as the company made plans to cut U.S. jobs.
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His campaign endured a shake-up in early July when five high-level staffers left or made plans to leave, Politico reported.
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Carlineo's attorney told the Associated Press, however, that he never actually intended to harm Omar and never made plans to do so.
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In 2000, when investigators reopened the 1982 disappearance case of Durst's first wife, they made plans to visit Berman in Los Angeles.
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"Particularly, the community member noted that Taheb had become radicalized, changed his name, and made plans to travel abroad," the complaint says.
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Many companies have not even figured out yet how much greenhouse gas they emit, much less made plans to curb these emissions.
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Urged on by his daughter Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, the president made plans to travel to Pittsburgh this week.
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The officers, the chief said, were worried about an escape and another burst of violence, and made plans to breach the door.
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Having assured themselves that the village was safe, the doctors made plans to return the next day to disinfect Ms. Kambere's house.
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A fire in 1939 left the building badly damaged, but as Father Johnson's parishioners made plans to rebuild, they commissioned the carillon.
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She and I have already made plans to go to the theater, and we are looking forward to exploring our new friendship.
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Mr. Pompeo had made plans to avoid interacting this week with William B. Taylor Jr., the departing chief of mission in Kyiv.
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According to the report ... on the morning Harry died, he spoke with his brother and made plans to meet at the gym.
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"We as designers made plans for the future, assuming the grandstands would go away, and the facade would be closed off," said Gak.
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The Ampler Stout doesn't look like an ugly e-bike built from ready-made plans and off-the-shelf parts in Chinese factories.
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I begin to have apartment separation withdrawal, then remember I made plans with friends to have drinks and go to a party later.
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She hit a low point during her sophomore year of college, when she made plans ahead of class to sit with a friend.
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And last year, three Brooklyn men were arrested after they allegedly made plans to travel to Syria where they intended to help ISIS.
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We made plans to meet the following night for dinner, but I was still trying to make sense of what was going on.
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God really wanted to make sure everything was done before the seventh day, because he had already made plans that couldn't be moved.
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A company spokeswoman said Brodsky, 72, had not made plans to have any formal role with the company once he quits the board.
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Mr. Boyett, who owned a roadside-service business here, had made plans to be at his nephew's fourth birthday party later that day.
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So Crowe reached out to the Drive star and they made plans to have "a quiet little intimate dinner" with their significant others.
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According to KAYAK, the cheapest time to book an LA getaway is now — so it's perfect for people who haven't yet made plans.
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Chinese tourists flocked to Crown's resorts in Australia, and the company made plans for a casino in Sydney aimed largely at Chinese customers.
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Now, however, she has made plans to relocate into the city within three months to escape the waves already hitting her front door.
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Together we made plans to spend Christmas in Boston with my family, and New Year's Eve in New York City with my friends.
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On Friday, Melania Trump, the first lady, had already made plans to leave town with the couple's son Barron, according to her spokeswoman.
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Ms. Warren quickly made plans to campaign this weekend in Iowa, which holds the first-in-the-nation presidential caucuses in February 2020.
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On Friday, Melania Trump, the first lady had already made plans to leave town with the couple's son Barron, according to her spokeswoman.
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He began sending sexually explicit messages, the prosecutors said on Friday, and made plans to meet the minor to engage in sexual activity.
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As she made plans to visit Washington D.C. for the Women's March, she figured she would need a hat to keep her warm.
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Epic CEO Tim Sweeney was scheduled to make a keynote presentation, and Epic made plans to sponsor multiple panel discussions during the week.
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Hay, 39, allegedly made plans to meet Colton at a hotel for sex and had booked a "whirlpool suite" in a Neenah, Wis.
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Krim had made plans to meet Ortega, whom her children affectionately called Josie, at a dance class for Lucia at 5:30 p.m.
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Krim had made plans to meet Ortega, who her children affectionately called Josie, at a dance class for Lucia at 5:30 p.m.
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But more than half of NATO members have not made plans to increase military spending to 6900 percent of their gross domestic product.
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After Brown failed to communicate with the team on Friday night, Tomlin said, the Steelers made plans to face the Bengals without him.
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China and the United States have made plans for face-to-face consultations over trade in January, China's Commerce Ministry said last week.
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Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena has made plans to sell €5 billion ($5.3 billion) worth of new shares shortly after Sunday's vote.
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" Eloise, 29 "A guy from Hinge asked me to get drinks, so we made plans to meet at a bar on a Friday night.
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After just a month and a half, Olga discovered she was pregnant and the couple made plans to raise their baby in the States.
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He admitted that he made plans with several other young men to travel to the Middle East to join the militant group, prosecutors said.
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Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has said he hasn't made plans for the X-Men yet since he wasn't aware of the impending merger.
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When he has made plans with his people on the street to provide rides to find jobs and get to work, he has planned.
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Mr. Coates did not indicate whether he had made plans to sell the Brooklyn home or where he and his family would live instead.
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Flint once got its water from Lake Huron via Detroit's water system, but made plans to switch to a cheaper system under construction 2013.
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We made plans for Nikita to accompany me to the Monday meeting as my assistant — and then, suddenly, there was someone at the door.
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One young man in the class, who seemed quite enthusiastic about being interviewed, repeatedly made plans to meet on weekends and then broke them.
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Open-source sites like WikiHouse, Instructables and Thingiverse encourage the development of 3-D-printed and laser-cut projects and disseminate ready-made plans.
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According to accounts uncovered by Professor Li, Mr. Sackler also made plans in the 1980s to donate it to a new museum in Beijing.
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They made plans based on those predictions: rented office space and started buying advertisements for the open enrollment season, which begins on November 240.
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It begins a full 121 years after the Pilgrims' landing, when Plymouth made plans to build a wharf that would go over the rock.
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As the event wound down, she made plans to stop on her way home at a TJ Maxx that was going out of business.
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At colleges across the country, administrators quickly made plans to protect the spread of the virus on their campuses and discourage travel to China.
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In addition, the statement said Chinese leaders had made plans for boosting agricultural production with the onset of spring, including enhancement of pest prevention.
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Democrats have made plans based on the false assumption that economic growth can reduce the deficit, while they craft policies to induce another crash.
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During parent conferences in the coming days, he said, teachers will ask parents directly if they have made plans in case they are deported.
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He made plans to spend the weekend with Trump at Mar-a-Lago, his mansion in Palm Beach, where there would be fewer distractions.
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In 203, as her husband prepared to retire from another credit union, in Colorado Springs, she made plans to wind down her own career.
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He found another queer high school senior who lived nearby, and they made plans to meet at a coffee shop in nearby Long Beach.
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When Judge rolled through town, Jud Jud made plans to subvert the dour intensity of the night by hopping up and doing their thing.
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In its November budget, the government made plans to rein in spending and trim debt projected to stand at 25.8 billion kina in 2018.
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The family then made plans to meet at a restaurant he was near—but when Crystal and Tori arrived, Roger was nowhere to be found.
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Well-seasoned conservative think tanks have staffed the transition and "beachhead" teams; they've imported ready-made plans for the first year's budget and personnel cuts.
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There are a few examples—some foreign solar-panel manufacturers made plans for new plants in Uncle Sam's backyard after tariffs were announced in January.
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On Sunday afternoon Delamotte drove to visit her uncle in Perrysburg Township; they'd made plans to go to a bar and watch a football game.
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So Todd and I exchanged phone numbers, made plans to have dinner in a few weeks, congratulated each other for surviving, and said our goodbyes.
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Although they were legally separated for nine months between 2013 and 2014, the pair reconciled and made plans to renew their vows in August 2014.
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"She was happy and we made plans to meet in California," her father, Earl "Frank" Brosnahan told the Wall Street Journal about their last conversation.
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The Golden State's attorney general, Xavier Becerra, has been curiously silent as his peers made plans to examine the biggest tech firms in his backyard.
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The government began flooding Jerusalem with 8,000 security officers and made plans to shut down major roads, including the highway linking Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.
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To continue our exploration of villages, I had made plans for us to stay at a bed-and-breakfast not far from Corsica's western coast.
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Knight had weighed her own White House departure last month and even made plans to take a role at Clearing House, a financial services group.
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But, despite her dread about being a target, she was not entirely displeased when she was informed that Wim had made plans to assassinate her.
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Ms. Trump and the rest of the Trump family made plans to travel with the candidate to the debate, in part to buoy his spirits.
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Others were mad when ABC fired Barr, after she posted a racist tweet in May, and made plans to bring back the cast without her.
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As the messages flew around, the people with weekend homes — on Long Island, in Connecticut, on Cape Cod — made plans to flee to them, indefinitely.
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We had made plans to meet the night before, but he fell asleep while working in bed in one of the other identically outfitted rooms.
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After just a month and a half, she found out she was pregnant and the two made plans to raise their baby in the States.
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She had saved money, looked for a new apartment and made plans to take her son and move out, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.
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Mr. Hay, 39, had made plans to meet the boy at a hotel for sex and had booked a "whirlpool suite" in a Neenah, Wis.
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Fernando made plans to take a bus into Montreal, but before boarding he called his parents in Colombia, and relayed the news: he'd made it.
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Immediately after Trump's victory, rental rates on Craigslist and Airbnb actually fell, as Clinton supporters who had made plans before the election canceled their reservations.
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When he shared his story on the No Man's Sky subreddit, others were touched by Cantelon's gesture, and made plans to create memorials of their own.
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Obviously, Drake and Steph are friends (Drake has Steph's jersey number tatted on his arm) -- and they already made plans to hang out this summer. Congrats!
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At the time of our conversation, she'd made plans to meet with Drafthouse and Fantastic Fest staff to discuss concrete changes that the company could make.
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Meanwhile, employers made plans to hire 443,000 workers, the highest July total on record and the third-highest total of the year, according to the report.
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After a few years mostly away from the museum, while she pursued her formal education, Angie made plans for an extended stay back at the NMNH.
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We're told Travis promised his friend he'd visit him whenever he was in Texas and made plans in advance to see him before the Blink concert.
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They just talked about life, art, and the West End show Cats, which Donald was working on, then made plans to meet again a week later.
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TechCrunch also learned that Instacart's Chief Growth Officer Elliot Shmukler made plans to leave last month, which may signal that another C-Suite hire is imminent.
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Instead, couples try to wait till the end of the school year, but then they push it back because they made plans and booked family vacations.
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The end result was a convoluted way to increase subsidies, which actually made plans more affordable for many people, helping to entice them to buy coverage.
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D.'s best friend from high school is visiting so we made plans to go to our favorite restaurant with him and another high school friend.
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I spent the night counting the tiles in my new college bathroom, much to the chagrin of my then-girlfriend, with whom I had made plans.
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As her strength returned last year, she made plans to go on adventures — maybe the final ones — with each of her children, ages 6003 to 2600.
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Last August, President Trump reportedly made plans to increase the number of United States troops in Afghanistan by thousands after his national security adviser, Lt. Gen.
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Through her business partner in China, she established relationships with factories in Shandong Province and made plans to ship particle-filtering respirators directly to American hospitals.
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On a dating app, I made plans with two men, both of whom seemed boring and benign, before deciding that I couldn't go through with it.
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My friend K. and I made plans tonight and I am really tempted to bail, but no, goddammit, I will socialize even if it kills me.
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Meanwhile, employers made plans to hire 88,000 workers, the highest July total on record and the third-highest total of the year, according to the report.
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The U.S. made plans to expand missile defense, Britain waited for the next move from its prime minister, and President Trump hit back at Nancy Pelosi.
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I made an appointment with my doctor to have it checked out and quietly made plans to be an eccentric recluse the rest of my life.
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Johnson keeps Cameron waiting Downing Street has made plans for Cameron to return to London immediately if the summit concludes on Friday lunchtime with an agreement.
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The family has made plans to relocate from the White House to a 9-bedroom home in the city's Kalorama neighborhood at the conclusion of his presidency.
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The 66-year-old man from Yellville had shot a deer, and made plans with his nephew to field dress the deer's body together, police told CNN.
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Under Bannon's guidance, Yiannopoulos examined state laws to see if there were avenues for potential litigation and made plans to contact short sellers about sandbagging Twitter's shares.
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The friends we met on the island made plans to to meet up with another friend in Manhattan, so we split and head back to the ferry.
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Just a few days earlier, a source told Entertainment Tonight that Lovato had made plans to stay in a treatment center through the end of the year.
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The friends made plans to find the patch after school and decided to meet in front of the school's statue of Louis Pasteur at 4:20 p.m.
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Dog the Bounty Hunter said his wife Beth Chapman's death came fast, but because she was fighting cancer -- she made plans for the worst ... TMZ has learned.
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Cruz's much-vaunted organization wilted in the face of raw political momentum, as a tidal wave of economic resentment and anger overpowered the Texan's carefully made plans.
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The Zhus said in their testimony that they have not yet made plans with Peter's sperm, and have not looked for a surrogate or an egg donor.
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And that night texting until like 4 AM, and we made plans for the next day ,which turned into two weeks of sleeping over at her apartment.
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The blog ends with Branson revealing that the two have already made plans "to do the long kite over to Anegada [Passage] together" next time Obama visits.
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And it looks like it will continue into next week and maybe the new year after the House and Senate adjourned and made plans to reconvene Monday.
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The house was a family home until 2014, when it was bought by the Andorran financial institution MoraBanc, which made plans to open it to the public.
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The couple made plans to enroll their children in a private school in New Canaan, about 75 miles from the home in Farmington, according to court filings.
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Kobe Bryant had already made plans for his daughter, Gianna -- AKA GiGi -- to follow in his legendary footsteps by filing to trademark her very own hoops nickname.
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They smoked and listened to contemporary country play softly on the radio, and made plans for their next trip to the probation office in two days' time.
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While he peppered his lawyers for updates on various investigations, he also made plans with a group of former colleagues to take a ski trip in February.
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"He would say, 'Don't worry daughter, I'm O.K.'" Before his murder, Mr. Vazquez had made plans to return to his home in San Juan Tehuixtitlán in December.
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"That really aggravated Jake, and Jake and Ian had made plans to try to get him lured back over," Seminole County Sheriff Dennis Lemma told reporters on Tuesday.
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As I made plans to close my business, I scrambled to figure out how I'd make enough income to cover my expenses and minimum debt payments each month.
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Bruce Pleskovic told the 911 dispatcher that he and his wife had made plans earlier that afternoon to get dinner, but that he didn't hear from her again.
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It has also made plans to manufacture the aerodynamic vehicles — which are officially classified as motorcycles but have power windows, cruise control, and a/c — in Shreveport, Louisiana.
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Tradition holds that all ex-presidents are invited to these types of events, a practice Bush was intent on maintaining as he made plans for his own funeral.
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When my grandmother turned 91 two weeks ago, I called to wish her a happy birthday and we made plans to celebrate over dinner later in the month.
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Officials have made plans to harvest, and possibly sell, thousands of acres of crops left behind by the fleeing Rohingya, according to state government documents reviewed by Reuters.
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In recent years, city leaders have converted the streetlights to low-power LEDs, provided bikes for city employees and made plans to halt the burning of sewage solids.
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So after 13 years away, I reached out to the New England girl's camp of my youth and made plans to return for the summer as a counselor.
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Doctors speculated that it had been killed before it could establish a reservoir and made plans for a clinical trial by putting 450 babies on similar early treatment.
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We took the 1 back downtown and made plans for me to visit Lorde and Antonoff in the studio the following day as they tackled several incomplete songs.
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Ms. Eskelsen García said she saw no point in talking yet, but Ms. Weingarten returned the call, and she and Ms. DeVos made plans to visit schools together.
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Trump announced the U.S. would recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel last year and has made plans to move the U.S. embassy in the country to Jerusalem.
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VICTORIA, Texas – Prosecutors say a Texas man accused of torching a mosque made plans to create a "rogue unit" to monitor and possibly confront Muslims at the Islamic center.
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Authorities said Saleh spent hours online researching how to build a pressure-cooker bomb and had made plans to detonate bombs in Times Square and the World Trade Center.
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Nearly three months after filing for bankruptcy in October, Sears has made plans to sell its vast inventories of tools, appliances and store fixtures, sources told Reuters on Sunday.
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At a summit in Brussels, the EU and China made plans to accelerate their moves away from fossil fuels in order to fulfil the Paris accord on climate change.
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In fact, we're told when the WWE made plans for an event in Saudi Arabia, one of the members of the royal family specifically asked for Hulk to participate.
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The Fourth of July is fast approaching and if you haven't made plans yet, you're better off staying home — especially if those plans would mean having to drive somewhere.
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"The Navy has made plans to revise operational schedules to provide dedicated training time for overseas-based ships, but this schedule has not yet been implemented," the testimony states.
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The company has already made plans to slow down its U.S. expansion to focus on its new simplified menu, speed and convenience and on being a beverage-led brand.
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The acquaintance who described an industry "based on hope" didn't see Mallory for a few years, then made plans to meet him for a work-related drink, in Manhattan.
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After an E. coli outbreak and other health scares sent sales plunging, the chain made plans to give away more than 20 million burritos via coupons or mobile offers.
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It has also made plans to trim $1 billion in expenses and raise its dividend by 9 percent, further attempts to convince shareholders that management intends to improve returns.
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The incredible relief response come just days after word spread that Rihanna had made plans to donate over $700,000 worth of ventilator equipment for her home country of Barbados.
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They had made plans to meet at a pool hall in midtown Manhattan, but in the hours leading up to it, she was anxious and nearly wound up canceling.
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In 2001 he had made plans to travel there and even won approval from exiles in Florida to make it happen, but the trip apparently never came to fruition.
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Epic CEO Tim Sweeney was scheduled to deliver a keynote presentation at GDC, and Epic made plans to sponsor multiple panel discussions and a floor booth during the week.
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She campaigned and marched with her mom, and made plans to take a bus to Washington, D.C, to watch the congressional hearings prior to hearing back from President Obama.
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They had made plans for this Washington visit in expectation of a different result, but decided to come anyway, in part to participate in the women's march on Saturday.
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Joshua had made plans before the bout to stay in New York for a week to promote his making a mark in the United States for the first time.
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I am exhausted by my three-year-olds and can only think of taking a nap, but I've made plans for tonight and have to get home and get ready.
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Several Democratic presidential candidates have taken notice and made plans to visit the facility -- one of 173 operated in 23 states by the US Department of Health and Human Services.
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The candidate himself had made plans to travel to Britain and possibly America two weeks before the vote—prime campaigning time—presumably to drum up international support for his withdrawal.
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We had always planned to return to Portugal, where we spent our honeymoon, for our 20th anniversary; instead, in the wake of Paul's diagnosis, we made plans to go immediately.
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Cornejo and other Tia Maria opponents fear the project will interfere with farming and pollute water supplies, remaining opposed even after Southern Copper made plans to build a desalinization plant.
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BEIJING, Dec 27 (Reuters) - The Chinese commerce ministry said on Thursday that China and the United States have made plans for a face-to-face meeting over trade in January.
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Feinstein said that her daughter made plans to attend the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival on the Las Vegas Strip with neighbors but canceled the plans at the last minute.
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When it was over, we made plans to keep investigating stories that we thought demanded a closer examination and, crucially, more time spent on the reporting than a single weekend.
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This was a kindness to both those who were old and wanted to get home and those of us transparently fighting age who foolishly made plans for the next bar.
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Since 2012, she has been the host on CNN International of "Amanpour," the show that served as a fill-in for PBS as it made plans for something more permanent.
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After the competition, he went back to his hotel room, had pizza and made plans to return to his job as an adjunct professor of sociology at Long Beach College.
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Tri Puspital, a union official representing the estimated 5,000 former workers involved in the near four-month dispute told Reuters his team had not yet made plans to demonstrate again.
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The Trump administration first made plans to rescind the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which granted temporary work permits for some of those immigrants, last year.
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A number of countries around the world, including Canada and Norway, have made plans to reduce emissions at home while expanding fossil-fuel production for sale abroad, that report noted.
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And while a massive protest took place in Washington D.C., people in cities all around the country — from New York to Hawaii — and even overseas made plans to march as well.
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Vietnam has made plans to quarantine hundreds of its citizens returning from China, including 950 at military camps outside Hanoi, and another 900 at temporary facilties on the Vietnam-China border.
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If you made plans to meet someone in a snowstorm, and they didn't show up, you just had to assume they were devoured by wolves and go on with your life.
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Heimbach and Spencer are as much rivals as allies—the two had made plans to meet in Washington, D.C., during Trump's inauguration, but Spencer snubbed him—but Heimbach disliked Antifa more.
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He says he's happy with the results — one user messaged him to say he had met a girl using the app and had made plans to take her on a date.
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In the weeks since Mr. Trump emerged as the party's presumptive presidential nominee, Mr. Bush has headlined fund-raisers for two Republican senators and has made plans to help three more.
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Mr. Obama made plans to attend the funeral on Friday, only the second time in nearly eight years in office he has traveled overseas to say farewell to a foreign leader.
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People made plans in the face of mortal danger, characters separated by years of plot reconnected to resolve lingering plot threads, and folks generally partied in the face of impending death.
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Some Americans invested so much hope in the Mueller investigation that they made plans to hold rallies in predetermined locations if Mr. Trump fired the special counsel and terminated the investigation.
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Isaac Kwesu, the chief executive of the Chamber of Mines, said although some members had accrued huge bills over the years, they had made plans to clear the arrears with ZETDC.
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This past March sources revealed that Casper made plans to begin interviewing investment banks and hiring underwriters for its IPO, which was expected as early as the end of this year.
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I've known she was coming for a little bit and we made plans to go to a barre class together and then possibly to M Sushi, where I still haven't been.
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By early December, Mr. Leimdorfer recalled, his mother and her friend György Schustek made plans for them to leave the country with Mr. Schustek's two children, Ferenc, 16, and Marika, 12.
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Vietnam has made plans to quarantine hundreds of its citizens returning from China, including 950 at military camps outside Hanoi, and another 900 at temporary facilities on the Vietnam-China border.
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Mr. Dale, who had been living in temporary housing in Manhattan, explained that he needed to shop for furniture and that he had made plans with friends to attend a baseball game.
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" The two then made plans to get dinner – but as it turned out, Von's workout at the gym that day had left him feeling like he was about to "have a stroke.
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Dejected, we made plans to get halal food instead and exited into the lobby of an office building, where we met a security guard who had been watching us the whole time.
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"Being stuck in the flood and then waiting for the waters to go down was a real wake up call," said Kincaid, who made plans Thursday to head to west to Lafayette.
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On a Tuesday evening I observed more than 30 individuals participate in a regular meditation session, where for 2 hours clients reflected on the past week and made plans for the future.
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Taylor told Congress that although he did not want to do so, Zelensky ultimately made plans to announce the desired investigation in a CNN interview in order to get the money released.
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Despite the court ruling, Mr. Sun said he had made plans with his partner, Hu Mingliang, to hold a marriage ceremony in a park on May 17, the International Day Against Homophobia.
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Trump in January signed an order targeting local governments that limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities, as he made plans to transform how the United States deals with immigration and national security.
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This is the second downturn of the year; prices rallied last month, after OPEC and Russia made plans to come together and contemplate their soon-to-expire agreement to limit oil output.
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Despite sliding demand for crude due to the coronavirus, Riyadh made plans to ramp up output next month after Moscow balked at OPEC's proposal last week for a further steep production cut.
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Despite sliding demand for crude due to the coronavirus, Riyadh made plans to ramp up output in April after Moscow balked at OPEC's proposal last week for a further steep production cut.
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In a series of feverish chats, the two made plans to meet in New York City with the aim of carrying out a "Paris- or Brussels-like terrorist attack," federal authorities said.
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Please enable Javascript to watch this video When we made plans to visit Chicago to film an episode of The Pizza Show, there was one person we had to see: Burt Katz.
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Though they are students at Kent State University, the two never made plans to go on a date—instead, they sent each other hilarious excuses for not responding, which became a running joke.
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That said, if you made plans to see a movie with your high school pals after Thanksgiving dinner, there are a few strategies you can try to feel more alert and less vegetative.
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Craving a night out, I made plans with friends in Colombo -- we would smoke cigarettes, have a few drinks and then dance all night at The Pink Elephant, one of my favorite nightclubs.
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According to the AP, several real estate and private equity interests tied to Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump and the Trump administration have made plans to create investment funds related to the program.
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He whispered, "I love you," in my ear, the two of us too young to know what love really was, and we made plans to meet again in the park the following Sunday.
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Joey Fatone says he knew his friend Chyna was "having some trouble" recently but didn't know how bad her issues had become ... telling TMZ Sports they had just made plans to hang out.
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In the United States, President Donald Trump made plans to pull American forces out of Afghanistan and pushed the U.S. government toward a partial shutdown this weekend over funding for a border wall.
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Mugabe appeared in public on Friday for the first time since the army took charge, as the ruling party made plans to force him to step down after almost four decades in power.
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One of those to pay their respects to the Queen of Soul before her death was Stevie Wonder, who revealed he and Franklin had made plans to make new music just months ago.
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In the late 1970s, Shams Pahlavi, an Iranian princess and the older sister of the last shah of Iran, bought the land and made plans to build a giant estate for her family.
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Asked whether he had made plans to go for a team-bonding dinner with four-times major champion Els while they were in Sydney, the 28-year-old Taiwanese admitted he had not.
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Moise's stance came as the United States issued a "Do not travel" advisory to the island and Canada made plans to evacuate more than 100 of its citizens from a resort in Haiti.
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During the phone call, which was recorded for another video, Washington tells his former librarian that he never stopped reading, and made plans to see her in person while in Atlanta to promote Fences.
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We'd be canceling all the plans we'd made — plans based on a promise that we were welcome, and able to put down roots as we made our way to the front of the line.
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Your friend actually ran into another friend who is more attractive than you and had a nice long chat about that great yellow umbrella they just got and made plans to hang out sometime.
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On Friday, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee made plans to spend another $4.2 million in North Carolina, on top of an additional $2 million in Missouri, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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But with the Zika threat, "It's very stressful," said Lacey Seltzer, a 29-year-old jewelry designer who made plans last year to marry Justin Pollner, 183, this fall at a resort near Cancún.
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Pizza Hut has since launched a loyalty program, made plans to hire 14,000 delivery drivers by the end of this year and has revamped its pizza boxes to keep their product hotter for delivery.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In the months before he was killed in a U.S. raid, al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden made plans for a major media blitz to mark the 10th anniversary of the Sept.
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The announcement of the new season is seemingly a make-good on the part of executive producer Ryan Murphy, who had made plans to do a season about the scandal but later scrapped them.
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When a classmate complained to authorities, Dr. Husel and the friend made plans to plant a pipe bomb under the classmate's car, though the classmate was warned and the plan was never carried out.
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Conservatives prepared to applaud it after eight years of former President Barack Obama's administration, while gay-rights activists made plans to add it to the list of causes generating anti-Trump protests from the left.
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In a phone conversation recorded by investigators, Huffman and Macy made plans with consultants at a fraudulent charity to falsify their daughters' SAT scores, though they never carried out the plans for the younger daughter.
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Shortly before that, I made plans to sneak the key to the cupboard off my grandpa's keyring, which I did, expecting he wouldn't notice (there were a LOT of keys on there of varying sizes).
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Delta Airlines will also be waiving change fees and ticket differences for people who have made plans to fly to and from select airports in South Carolina, Florida, and Georgia between Sept 6 and 17.
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A recently constructed roadway changed the calculus for Jackson, and when a Chilean friend contacted him to let him know the waterfall was running and now mere minutes from a road, he immediately made plans.
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Thanks to the declining costs of wind and solar energy, Idaho, Colorado, New Mexico and other states have made plans to retire old coal plants early — paving the way for deeper penetration of clean energy.
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The volunteers who pulled up the concrete had made plans for the spring, however: to pepper the dirt with wildflower seeds, make sculptures from the rubble and turn the lot into a verdant little oasis.
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The next morning we made plans to meet later in the week, but he never showed up, leaving me heartbroken and sad, cruising those trails alone, looking only to recreate what I'd found with Rafael.
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Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe appeared in public on Friday for the first time since the move, as the ruling party made plans to force him to step down after more than three decades in power.
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"The night before she passed away she sent me a picture of [her baby], Levi, and we made plans to watch the Super Bowl together next year because we were both watching it," Reed recalls.
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"We think that APE have made plans so that ADP is on top of the stack for the government," said one of the sources who has previously been involved in deals involving the French state.
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With weeks still to go until Halloween, many retailers have already made plans ahead of the all-important Black Friday — a day to hypothetically turn from unprofitable, in the red, to profitable, in the black.
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He had initially balked at the idea of playing Everquest when some of his shipmates made plans to visit an internet café when they had shore leave in Singapore in 2001, shortly before Sept. 11.
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Under recommendations from EU finance ministers in July, Rome was supposed to reduce the structural deficit by 20.4 percent of GDP, but instead made plans to increase it by 11.423 percent, according to Commission calculations.
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We don't really know what is going on with R and L at the hospital because our campsite has no service, but I made plans with R to meet for lunch and get an update.
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We made plans to meet some new friends at church at 230:29 and debate skipping and snuggling in bed all morning (read: having sex), but eventually drag ourselves out of bed and get ready.
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While Chinese authorities have already made plans to shore up the pig market — including subsidies for pig farms and families who may struggle with soaring prices — they're stepping up efforts to deal with the crisis.
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Following October's big election win, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's cabinet has made plans to beef up childcare support, boost productivity at small and medium-sized companies, and strengthen competitiveness of the farm, fishery and forestry industries.
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Ford has also made plans to move all of its small passenger car production from its U.S. operations to a new facility in Mexico - a decision frequently cited by President-elect Donald Trump during his campaign.
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If this is to happen, the order would be signed on Thursday May 4, which is also the National Day of Prayer, a day in which the administration has already made plans to honor faith leaders.
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Though Mr. Sanders made plans to lay off much of his campaign staff, he appeared reluctant to let go completely after months of political warfare against a Clinton machine that he holds in thinly veiled contempt.
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So when my husband and I made plans to have a baby at the beginning of 2017, we also began exploring the idea of taking time off to travel the world as a family of three.
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After a one-day postponement, Republicans have made plans for a measure that will seek up to $6 trillion in tax cuts over 10 years but will likely not spell out completely how to offset them.
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It has made popular user-facing changes like Stories and Instagram Live, and it has introduced IG TV (which reportedly caused conflict by competing with Facebook Watch) and made plans to build a standalone shopping app.
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Cohen made plans to travel to Russia, calling them off only on June 14, which happened to be the day that The Washington Post first reported that Russian government hackers had penetrated Democratic National Committee computers.
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Although the streaming service has not made plans to feature this kind of interactive viewing in, say, a future season of "House of Cards," the potential is there for it to eventually expand beyond children's programming.
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Macron's government, along with many ordinary French citizens, have made plans to cope with the strike action through the weekend, but may take a different view on Monday, if the disruption extends into a second week.
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If the sample collection isn't successful the first time, engineers have made plans to do a couple loop-backs, but as soon as the compartment has a full sample, the craft will immediately depart back to Earth.
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Fighting also escalated on Saturday for control of Yemen's central bank, as President Hadi made plans to relocate the institution outside Houthi-held Sanaa and appoint a new board of directors, sources in his government told Reuters.
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Curbelo, a centrist who lost his reelection bid in November, told The Hill that the panel had changed his plans and said he was asking them to reconsider because he had made plans to travel to Washington.
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"Christelle approached me about doing original music for the video around the same time [JX Cannon] and I had made plans to work on something together... it sort of all happened in a day," Magnan tells THUMP.
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TMZ's learned Nicki has been busy in the studio working on new music in recent weeks and on top of that ... we're told she made plans to record with several artists just in the past few days.
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What comes next for Cadillac is unknown, but IMSA has made plans for 2022, and rule changes should open the door to more automaker participation in prototype racing, including the world's premier endurance race at Le Mans.
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We made breakfast tacos with fresh lime and a cabbage-carrot slaw, washed dishes in the shallows, swam, read, meditated, stretched, swam again, reset the anchors and made plans to simplify our lives when we got home.
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The FAA made plans to conduct observations of new first officers and additional observations of the newly promoted captains at this carrier, but due to lack of resources they only completed a portion of the planned reviews.
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Tax credits to help pay for premiums made plans on the individual market more affordable for people whose incomes fell between 4 and 226 percent of the federal poverty level (between $226,2100 and $48,240 for an individual).
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So as they waited and hoped for her labor to subside, they made plans to get to Vancouver, to the neonatal intensive care unit where the very tiniest and sickest babies in British Columbia and Yukon wind up.
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A few days later, we went to the movies together—you even held my hand in public—and when you left my place in the morning, we had made plans to go to a party together on Saturday.
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Cruise ships that were expected to dock in eastern Texas this weekend have made plans to replenish supplies in other ports, including New Orleans, while they wait for a decision on when ports will be reopened, Oditt said.
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GVC — which owns game brands such as partypoker, PartyCasino, Casino Club, Gioco Digitale and Foxy Bingo — also said this week it had made plans to relocate servers hosting online gambling platforms to Ireland to deal with Brexit uncertainties.
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Art Logistics, which ships fine art between Britain and the continent, has made plans for a Dutch company to provide trucks and drivers if its own fleet of seven specially modified vans is grounded without EU travel permits.
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The Real Deal: Of course, you've already made plans to go to a Disney park to visit Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge when it opens next year, but now details are beginning to emerge about who you'll meet there.
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The company also is the parent of air conditioner manufacturer Carrier Corp, which made news in November when it was the first of many companies to attract Trump's wrath after it made plans to move jobs to Mexico.
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From the pillaged tree, we'll head south to Castle Black, where Sansa, Jon, Davos and Brienne made plans to retake Winterfell with a loose coalition of northern houses and whatever stragglers they can pick up along the way.
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Since the company shelved its IPO, WeWork has ousted its CEO, Adam Neumann, and numerous executives, made plans to sell off or shut down subsidiaries, including its WeGrow private school, and put its corporate jet up for sale.
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Before the 2005 tape, which featured Trump making vulgar comments, was released on a Friday afternoon, Debbie Meadows had already made plans with several other lawmakers' wives to embark on a "WOMEN FOR TRUMP" tour the next day.
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Using a WhatsApp group with more than 100 other Americans also trying to leave Morocco, he made plans to share a taxi from Casablanca, where he was, to Marrakesh Menara Airport, where British Airways flights would be leaving.
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"They had made plans now for more than two years to have a proper burial, proper memorial service," Defense attorney Charles Rittgers told the judge, the outlet reported, adding that they had already secured a plot of land.
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I already made plans to hang out with O. and our friend, E., at the fancy cocktail bar where E. bartends, so date dude and I settle on meeting up at a bar closer to me tomorrow evening.
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I met Ms. Turner a few weeks after the shooting, and followed her through the summer as she looked after her grandchildren, visited her daughter's hospital bedside and made plans to care for Ms. Land back at home.
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In one case, the committee insisted that the miltiary "immediately" locate four pilots who could have been deployed to the scene of the attack but were not, even though lawmakers had already made plans to interview their commander.
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First Utility, one of the smaller firms steadily snatching market share from the incumbent "Big Six" energy suppliers, made plans last year for an initial public offering (IPO) and picked board members to steer it through the process.
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Reality check: If you don't live in the eclipse path, or haven't made plans to travel to one of the 14 states it will pass through on August 21, your chances of seeing it in person are pretty slim.
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Not only are they postponing their honeymoon for their first official appearance, but they've also already made plans to travel to Sydney, Australia together for the 2018 Invictus Games, which is Harry's Paralympic-style competiton for wounded veterans. 82.
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China and the United States have made plans for face-to-face consultations over trade in January, the Chinese commerce ministry said on Thursday, as the world's two biggest economies advanced efforts to resolve a months-long trade war.
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Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe appeared in public on Friday for the first time since the army took charge this week, as the ruling party made plans to force him to step down after more than three decades in power.
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A Qatari government official said some leave had been canceled in "essential government sectors" to keep staff on hand as authorities made plans to cope with the crisis, but did not mention travel restrictions or any focus on foreigners.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - As Venezuela grapples with U.S. sanctions on its vital oil industry, socialist President Nicolas Maduro has made plans to lift some price and foreign exchange controls in a bid to revive the country's battered economy, sources said.
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Saudi Arabia slashed its official selling prices and made plans to ramp up crude output next month after Russia balked at making a further steep output cut proposed by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries to stabilise oil markets.
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He made plans to study at Paris's École de la Chambre Syndicale de la Couture, but they were waylaid when, after Akris's managing director died suddenly, Kriemler's father convinced him to join the business as creative director in 226.
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When A., 22, made plans to meet a man from an instant messaging application in eastern India, he was greeted instead by two different men, one of them in a police uniform, who drugged and raped him, he said.
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American banking group Citi said some of its biggest clients have made plans to shift elements of their supply chains to circumvent those additional tariffs, because they expect negotiations between the U.S. and China to last more than a year.
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My boyfriend lives in California and we don't see each other often, so when he made plans to visit for Valentine's Day recently, I wanted to do something a little different than the down do he sees on FaceTime every day.
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So if you made plans this weekend and feel torn between keeping them or rescheduling so you can watch Sierra Burgess Is A Loser again, now you can have the best of both worlds and listen to "Sunflower" en route.
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According to those records and people with direct knowledge of Manafort's work for Deripaska, Manafort made plans to open an office in Moscow, and at least some of Manafort's work in Ukraine was directed by Deripaska, not local political interests there.
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They bonded over a shared taste in music — American pop, French house, Jamaican dub, U.K. garage — and their complementary skills, and made plans to collaborate before Mr. Al Maskati graduated (he was studying business) and returned to his native Bahrain.
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Also on Thursday, Trump resisted pressure to stand down from a decision to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria, made plans to pull American forces out of Afghanistan and pushed the U.S. government toward a shutdown over funding for a border wall.
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I caught Wells before a highly anticipated afternoon seminar on securing cheap dental and optical care (not covered by Medicare) just across the border in Los Algodones, Mexico, and we made plans to sit down for an interview that evening.
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On New Year's Day, after losing more than $1 million dollars' worth of honey and pollination contracts over the past two years, the Coys closed Crooked Creek Bee Co., their retail honey business, and made plans to relocate to Mississippi.
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Since he's been put in charge of the agency, Pruitt has allegedly made plans to water down federal scientific research on the climate, deflected from the issue during natural disasters, and cut loose hundreds of employees in a deregulation push.
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Andrew was too vulnerable to leave the apartment, so Esther could not go to see the house in person, but they bought it anyway, and she made plans with a decorator friend to create an airplane-themed room for Andrew.
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" Leduc also told PEOPLE that Genest "didn't jump from the third floor like they're making it seem," adding that the 32-year-old model and actor "didn't leave any notes" and had "actually made plans for a couple things that week.
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He made an order to call in the on-duty specialist at Walter Reed and made plans for her evacuation from Camp David, according to the memo, though he later denied doing so in a private meeting with the physician.
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After co-founder Adam Neumann stepped down last month, new co-CEOs shelved the IPO, made plans to lay off thousands, and embarked on other cost-cutting measures like selling the company's private jet and closing WeGrow, its educational arm.
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Gymboree said it expects to operate its overall business and the "majority of its stores" as usual during its financial restructuring and has made plans to pay its vendors for all goods and services delivered on or after June 11, 2017.
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They made plans to have an October meeting in the UK. The release of the video comes just days after Prince Harry revealed that he sought counseling four years ago to deal with the grief of losing his mother, Princess Diana.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China and the United States have made plans for face-to-face consultations over trade in January, the Chinese commerce ministry said on Thursday, as the world's two biggest economies advanced efforts to resolve a months-long trade war.
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South Korea, with the largest outbreak outside of China, reported 256 new cases Friday, bringing its total to 3003,022, and officials made plans to test an estimated 200,000 members of a church that has become one of the epidemic's hot zones.
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In Phoenix this week, I went to an organizing meeting in the suburban backyard of an elementary school teacher named Lisa Wyatt, where teachers and parents made plans to knock on their neighbors' doors to build support for the walkout.
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Picture this: The year is 2016; the boy band One Direction officially broke up months ago; and former member and standout singer Harry Styles has made plans to go solo, cutting his shoulder-grazing heartthrob hair in the process. Why?
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President Barack Obama, wife Michelle Obama and daughters Malia and Sasha have made plans to relocate from their cozy quarters in the White House to an 8,200-square-foot home in the Kalorama neighborhood in Washington, D.C. at the conclusion of his presidency.
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Vasiliou said Ajax, a professional soccer club in Amsterdam, reportedly made plans to remove all artificial turf from its training fields as a precaution over possible health risks, and the club is still examining which material to use to replace the turfs.
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Along with the Kushner-tied Cadre Opportunity Zone funds, more than 50 real estate and private equity interests have made plans in recent weeks to create investment funds under the program, including several with ties to the couple and the Trump administration.
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"Unfortunately, it now appears that rather than agreeing to testify before Congress—which is your obligation as a public servant of the American taxpayers—you made plans to appear at multiple political events for President Trump's re-election campaign," the chairwoman wrote.
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RELATED: Slackers' guide to the 2017 solar eclipse Those who've heard a lot about the eclipse are more apt to have made plans to watch it; 62% in that group planned to watch versus 45% of those who had heard less about it.
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That's right—this is a no-football household (I'm also forbidden from saying the word "football," just so you know), and yet I've already made plans to saddle up at a bar on Sunday afternoon and take in the biggest game of all.
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After an embarrassing one-day postponement of the bill's unveiling on Wednesday, lawmakers have made plans for a measure that will seek up to $6 trillion in tax cuts over 39.6 years but likely not spell out completely how to offset them.
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Completed in 1974, it was fortified to withstand a nuclear attack on New York, and the architect made plans to include enough food, water and generator fuel to sustain 1,5503 people for two weeks during a catastrophic loss of power to the city.
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Mr. Normandin said his conviction in Dirty Lemon's store was so strong that he had already made plans to open another one in New York and two more in other cities, all featuring a separate V.I.P. lounge with a bar and special events.
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After an embarrassing one-day postponement of the bill's unveiling on Wednesday, lawmakers have made plans for a measure that will seek up to $6 trillion in tax cuts over 10 years but likely not spell out completely how to offset them.
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Relatives in Miami offered to buy plane tickets for her and the children, and Ms. Gomez made plans to use the last few gallons of gasoline in her car — it was just enough for the drive to the San Juan International Airport.
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Elsewhere, Trump's top GOP allies from the House impeachment process, tapped as presidential impeachment advisers, made plans to defend the president on TV. One senior administration official described the White House's goal as making sure Democrats are held accountable in the public arena.
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On Monday, Bolivia's foreign ministry said it was considering pulling out of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) because Mexico, the 2020 president of the organization, made plans this year during Bolivia's presidency for a meeting on Jan. 8.
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Trump last year threatened to impose higher taxes on Harley after it made plans to move production for European customers overseas, part of a longer-term strategy for dealing with lower sales in the U.S. and higher costs because of trade tariffs.
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Last year, Jane went to the New York Road Runners pasta dinner in Central Park the night before the marathon to hand off the wreaths to its director of events, Rodolfo Crispin (he had made plans with her to do this about a week before).
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Wil Okabe, managing director for Hawaii County, said that his office has made plans to pave a dirt road that runs along the east side of Hawaii's Big Island, in order to open up more transportation routes through the area being covered by lava.
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JERUSALEM — World leaders made plans to converge on Israel to pay tribute to Shimon Peres, the Nobel Prize-winning former prime minister who died on Wednesday, focusing renewed attention on his quest for peace in a fractured land that fell well short of his dreams.
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"A growing number of European countries have made plans to go 100 percent coal-free, which sets a great example for the rest of the world - but coal still kills around 20,000 people in the European Union each year," Bloomberg said in a statement.
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But Republican election officials deny that, citing religious objections to Sunday voting, the need to give election workers a day off and, in some cases, difficulty in making late changes in voting schedules, when schools, community centers and other polling places had already made plans.
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Esser was so galvanized by his work that he made plans to create a Surgical Free State: an independent small state—ideally located on an island—that would feature a plastic surgery hospital and clinic and would even have its own currency and stamps.
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Knowing that the photos had only a slim chance of receiving approval from China's official censors, Mr. Li and his editors in China made plans for a Chinese-language version of the book that would bury the contentious photos in a sea of text.
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BAGHDAD — The American commander of the international military campaign against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria said Wednesday that the militants were "on the run" and facing defeat as the American-led coalition made plans to kill or capture several thousand remaining insurgents.
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That resistance is part of the reason the Port Authority, which is jointly operated by New York and New Jersey, has not made plans to install the new technology on the crossings it controls, such as the George Washington Bridge and the Lincoln Tunnel.
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As Ohio State officials took stock of the attack and made plans for classes to resume on Tuesday, they said they were thankful the injuries were not more severe and were optimistic that students would come together even if investigators discovered a link to terrorism.
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"Actually, he's a really nice guy with a good heart and I like him, and if he makes Dina happy, I'm happy for them," Michael said, adding that the two had even made plans to travel to the beach town of Montauk in New York for lobsters.
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After an embarrassing one-day postponement of the bill's unveiling on Wednesday, U.S. lawmakers have made plans for a measure that will seek up to $6 trillion in tax cuts over 10 years but is not likely to spell out in detail how they should be offset.
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About 24% of Japan's refining capacity will be shut for maintenance by early June while state-run Indian refiners have already made plans to shut down units for upgrade, and Reliance Industries plans to halve crude runs at a 660,000 bpd refinery that serves domestic markets.
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Set loose in San Jose, California, recently, with some time to kill before the evening's standup sets, the comedian Norm Macdonald made plans to see the Winchester Mystery House—a mansion of notoriously strange design—and to find lunch, though maybe not precisely in that order.
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The panel repeated the word "battle" after La'Porsha performed a coronation song by the same title during round one, seemed surprised that Trent was "not just gonna lay down" in round two, and made plans to ride together to La'Porsha's hypothetical solo concert in round three.
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"It is like the president says, 'Only the people can save the people,'" Ortiz said as he made plans to bury his niece, Xóchitl Irineo Gomez, a dancer at the nightclub who died of smoke inhalation, leaving behind a son and a daughter ages 7 and 3.
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Confident that the Zuma era was coming to an end, A.N.C. officials in Parliament made plans to then quickly install Mr. Ramaphosa as his successor and have him deliver on Friday the annual state of the nation address, which had been postponed amid the political crisis.
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In the interview, he also challenged Mr. Trump — whose wife, Melania, made an unannounced visit on Thursday to a children's detention center in McAllen, while the administration made plans to house up to 20,000 unaccompanied migrant children on military bases — to make his own border trip.
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Last May, he messaged me on the predominantly black gay hookup app Jack'd, and we made plans to go on a date, but when he didn't take the initiative to choose a location to meet up, I decided I couldn't be bothered and didn't follow up.
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"We were advised to expect an amended proposal to restore and alter, rather than demolish and replace, the structure," Ms. Kiernan said in the email, adding that before the fire, Ms. Wu's architect and the village building inspector had made plans to inspect the house on Wednesday.
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HOUSTON — Energized by his landslide victory in the Nevada caucuses, Senator Bernie Sanders turned his focus to President Trump on Sunday while his campaign made plans to try to win the coming South Carolina primary and amass an insurmountable delegate lead on Super Tuesday next week.
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Skeptical of the quality of care in Iran, Fatemah's family made plans to have it performed in Oregon, but were turned away thanks to Donald Trump's recent executive order temporarily barring entry to the United States for citizens of Iran, Iraq, Syria, Sudan, Libya, Yemen, and Somalia, including refugees.
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After his return to the United States, mired in debt, he made plans for a comeback tour, only to die in a rented mansion in Los Angeles, having succumbed to a combination of drugs provided to him by his personal physician, who was later found guilty of involuntary manslaughter.
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Boucher also had her black attaché case of paperwork on funeral planning, which included a few funeral-home price lists for cremation and other services, as well as the files of 283 or so clients who had already made plans for Boucher to help with their bodies after death.
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Alyssa Candelmo, a 19-year-old who lives in Bonita Springs between Naples and Fort Myers, said she, her parents, and her 153-year-old grandmother had made plans to "ride it out" when it seemed like the brunt of Irma would be felt on the other side of the state.
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Alyssa Candelmo, a 19-year-old who lives in Bonita Springs between Naples and Fort Myers, said she, her parents, and her 82-year-old grandmother had made plans to "ride it out" when it seemed like the brunt of Irma would be felt on the other side of the state.
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When Facebook made plans last year to split its stock so that Zuckerberg could spend his billions on philanthropy without losing control of the company, there was language in the Securities and Exchange Commission filing that paved the way for him to take a government position without losing his Facebook control.
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In the nearly six months since Mr. Adelson purchased the paper, at least a dozen journalists have quit, been fired or made plans to leave soon; many cite a strained work environment and untenable oversight, in particular regarding the coverage of a bitter legal dispute related to Sands's operations in Macau.
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Mr. Riff made occasional comments of a sexual nature, for instance after the staff member complained that her boyfriend frequently made plans to meet with her, only to cancel at the last minute because he was still playing poker with his buddies, a habit she worried was sliding into addiction.
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Still, the Nevada State Athletic Commission would not let Jones fight in Vegas -- but he got the green light in California ... so, Dana White and the UFC relocated the event to L.A. Some people (including UFC fighters) are furious -- claiming they already made plans, bought tickets, hotel rooms, airplane tickets, etc.
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I had made plans to show up at the fund-raiser a few weeks earlier when I was reporting on an article about what people often call "the circuit" in Albany: simultaneous fund-raisers that take place within walking distance of the State Capitol when the Legislature is in session.
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Matt Nosanchuk, who served as the White House's liaison to the Jewish community under President Barack Obama from 2013 to 2016, said on Sunday that he had been in touch with several former colleagues as they made plans to attend the hastily arranged protest and ran into others in the crowd.
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"We extend our apologies to everyone who has been affected by this decision, particularly to the hundreds of international guests who made plans to fly to Jerusalem to honor Ms. Portman and celebrate the contribution of Jewish women to humanity, the main theme of this year's ceremony," foundation officials said in a statement.
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Michael D. McKay, who was the United States attorney in Seattle under the George Bush administration, recalled that even though he had already made plans to leave, he nevertheless stayed on for about three weeks beyond a request by then-Attorney General Janet Reno for all of the holdover prosecutors to resign.
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But now she has made plans to return in two weeks and stay with her neighbor, Eszter Kreisz, who built a geodesic dome in a part of Leilani Estates that is north of the fissures on a street that is still "pretty much the way we left it" — besides the sulfur dioxide and ashfall.
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Finally, yesterday, he made plans to meet "her" at an undisclosed location in Pinellas, where he was then taken into custody at around 6:45 PM. He admitted to police that he sent the four pictures, and that he knew that he was speaking to someone he presumed to be a 14-year-old girl.
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Meanwhile, Dwight convinced Rick and Daryl of his intent to help them take down Negan and the Saviors (as if it would ever be that easy), Morgan joined up with Ezekiel, Carol, and Shiva on their journey towards Alexandria, Jadis made plans to sleep with Rick, while Maggie weighed whether to put the Hilltop in the fight.
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In the message, Zoe, the woman in question, confides in her friend (or so she thought) that she had been cheating on her boyfriend, Jordan McNelly, but has been caught in a dilemma: She had made plans to see her side piece the next day while McNelly was at work, but things suddenly took a turn.
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Police have identified Christina Grimmie's murderer as Kevin James Loibl ... a 27-year-old man from St. Petersburg, FL. Loibl drove from his home to Christina's concert Friday night in Orlando, and cops say he'd made plans to return to St. Pete after the show ... an indication he felt he could get away with the murder.
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The United States began exporting crude overseas in early 2016 after Congress lifted a four-decade ban, and U.S. terminal operators have made plans to build Gulf Coast terminals that could more than double the nation's exports over the next few years as U.S. crude output tops Saudi Arabia and Russia at almost 12 million barrels per day.
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After much controversy, consternation and public debate — in part because of the popularity of the musical "Hamilton," which is based on the secretary's life — Mr. Lew changed course and instead made plans for a vignette of suffragists to be put on the back of the $10 and for Tubman to become the face of the $20 bill.
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While we heard all about Hannah attempting to reconcile with Tyler Cameron (before he went ahead and dated Gigi Hadid) on part two of After The Final Rose, it turns out she and Peter had also made plans to reconnect off camera the night before — and Peter was going to turn down The Bachelor for it.
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Republican presidential hopeful Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE has made plans to meet with former rival Jeb Bush, he said Tuesday, according to the New York Times.
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As news of Mr. Patouhas's death spread, his family made plans to fly in from Greece, and dozens of people flocked to his store, Astoria Liquors, to leave a bouquet or a votive candle beneath the blue and white awning, and to share memories of the ordinary — and yet, to each person, memorable — things he had done to help them.
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The city made plans that would coordinate public safety and public works services in the event of a nuclear attack, offered first aid and nuclear-war survival skills classes to the public, distributed thousands of brochures filled with information on how to stockpile supplies and build fallout shelters and even had booths at home and garden shows to convince the public to prepare for a nuclear attack.
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"It's our attempt to convince as many people who either may not have yet known about the eclipse or haven't made plans, that this event is so magical and awe inspiring that they need to figure out a way to get into the path of totality," Mr. Silverstein said, using the term for the regions for which the moon's shadow will occlude the sun completely.
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By the time Rosi Edreira and her husband got the order to leave their home in Cutler Bay, part of the second evacuation zone in Miami-Dade County, they had already made plans to seek shelter in Charlotte, N.C. Into the car would go photo albums, birth certificates, nearly 400 Christmas ornaments collected over a quarter-century and their two dogs, JJ and Coco Puff, and cat, Dicky.
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WE MADE PLANS TO STEP UP OUR CAPITAL SPENDING OVER THE NEXT YEAR, IT HAS CHANGED NOTHING IN TERMS OF WHAT WE INTEND TO DO. SO ALL OF THE, I WOULD CALL THE UNDER PINNINGS, THAT YOU WERE HOPING FOR FROM TAX REFORM – HIGHER CAPITAL SPENDING, MORE EMPLOYMENT REQUIREMENTS, COMPETING FOR WAGES, WHAT'S GOING TO MAKE WAGES GO HIGHER – ALL OF THAT YOU'RE SEEING CONTINUE TO PLAY ITSELF OUT.
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In recent days, the governor has rolled out a series of "signature proposals" up and down the state: He has promised to raise the pay of State University of New York workers and to spend more money on the environment; promoted major infrastructure projects on Long Island, in Manhattan and upstate; outlined better broadband and Wi-Fi in subway stations; and made plans for more minority-owned businesses and for criminal justice reforms.
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