If THAAD exists at the time of launch and the missile is able to make it past it, it may not make it past Japan.
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Is he even going to make it past the Wall?
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Sadly, she wasn't able to make it past round one.
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There wasn't a plan to make it past Super Tuesday.
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In the past, similar bills couldn't make it past House committees.
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Last year, Sharper did not make it past the first winnowing.
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Unfortunately, this little "black-haired beauty" didn't make it past infancy.
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The admirers will not make it past the table of contents.
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One in five won&apost make it past their first birthday.
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"I won't make it past high school," Eli had often thought.
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Almost every Idol finalist struggled to make it past their second album.
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And in Paradise, she didn't make it past the first rose ceremony.
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I guess I technically didn't even make it past the free trial.
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On our first try, we didn't make it past the fifth round.
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She was another contestant who didn't even make it past the producers.
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Eighty percent of those did not make it past the first question.
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Should the Pharaohs make it past the hosts, things will get really tricky.
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Only 20 percent of all new businesses make it past their first year.
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While HB896 failed to make it past its initial hearing, its impacts remain.
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Despite my resilience, I nearly did not make it past my sophomore year.
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It passed the Assembly but did not make it past the State Senate.
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Full-size aerosol spray bottles of your favorite formula won't make it past security.
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"I don't think I'd make it past the first half hour," Clinton quipped back.
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Those who hope to make it past 14 seasons might want to take notes.
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LSE executives said they were confident this deal would make it past the regulators.
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Needless to say, Luca and I didn't make it past the one-month mark.
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We got talented people there but that shit don't make it past Florida, honestly.
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As predicted, the most controversial amendments didn't make it past the House Rules Committee.
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But I could never make it past 1.5-mile binges in sporadic monthly stretches.
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And that's only if we make it past the wooden doors and creaky pews.
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My only goal in 1999 was to just make it past the first day.
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But it's not clear that would be sufficient to make it past the courts.
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It's drawing much attention and opposition, but it's unlikely to make it past Congress.
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So if I make it past those 15, I should be good to go.
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Siegel offers three recommendations for a resume to make it past the bots: 1.
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Some research cuts, particularly to the N.I.H., aren't likely to make it past Congress.
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Unfortunately, the following day, none of the Taiwanese students make it past the audition.
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"But financially, I planned like I wouldn't make it past the next 10 minutes."
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Some don't even make it past the 12 month mark, or even the six.
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In the interest of total disclosure, I didn't actually make it past 2:00 a.m.
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Many shows don't make it past the sixth season, let alone soar past the ninth.
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Few women with metastatic breast cancer make it past 10 years, although it's not impossible.
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To be honest, I can't even make it past 12 percent on the first level.
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I decided to go for a walk and couldn't make it past the third house.
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For many players, it's considered an impressive feat to even make it past question five.
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Like most hot and heavy teen romances, Torrance and Cliff's relationship didn't make it past graduation.
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Conservatives want to downplay the nominee's social conservatism so he can make it past the Senate.
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Last December, the House launched a similar proposal -- one that didn't make it past the Senate.
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There were signs Thursday that the case in Maryland could make it past that first hurdle.
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Watch the entire interview below (if you can make it past this extraordinarily painful moment). Cringe.
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The two most prominent Republican proponents, Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio, didn't make it past March.
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While hackers may make it past other defense precautions, they are immediately misdirected into this simulated system.
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A full water bottle won't make it past airport security, but an empty one is no problem.
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" She added, "There was a possibility that I wouldn't make it past 21 – that was the reality.
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If you make it past 25, you weren't a real thug or you weren't a real gangster.
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After 2 years, the iPhone 003 really struggles to make it past 12 hours of regular use.
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It was very much unexpected as our goal was to just make it past the group phase.
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Maybe if he tosses a burger in, Boy Butter's next commercial will make it past corporate censors.
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"We didn't make it past the initial bid process because the rates were just ridiculous," Lacroix said.
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If he's hoping to make it past the shallow pools, though, he better up his coordination game.
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Some of these ideas become official programs, and many others never make it past the testing phase.
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Which means the Cavaliers should match up well — assuming they make it past Gardner-Webb, of course.
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About one out of every 12 applicants does not make it past this screening, according to Revel.
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Slow-moving amphibians, just waking up, don't always make it past even light traffic, said Ms. Heady.
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I didn&apost make it past the first couple of sentences before angry tears filled my eyes.
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There is absolutely no way two stray lines of cocaine would make it past her first edit.
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Despite this production frenzy, very few of Netflix's scripted American original series make it past the third season.
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Even if you make it past the door however, racial profiling can continue to impact partygoers inside venues.
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The series didn't make it past its debut season but at least the star got a new friend.
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When she says this, she seems aware that Brendan's case won't make it past the court of appeals.
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Better still, the man who now plays a Nordic god didn't even make it past the 6th round.
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According to the officials, the attacker was riding a motorcycle and did not make it past any checkpoints.
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The amendment must make it past the Rules Committee before coming to a vote on the House floor.
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Scams still occasionally make it past Twitter's filters, and users still complain about being harassed on the platform.
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I'd end on an Urban Cowboy joke but I can never make it past the first twenty minutes.
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"We didn&apost make it past the initial bid process because the rates were just ridiculous," Lacroix said.
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Make it past the what-the-devils and the milk-and-sugars and the characters will surprise you.
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Last February, Tebow failed to make it past a sprinkler head during drill work and sprained his ankle.
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Mike Nugent, the last kicker to go this high, didn't make it past his rookie contract with the Jets.
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Zeinab's father and his two daughters followed two months later, but have been unable to make it past Greece.
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Sisters Tessa and Amy dropped out in the same spot, and Shandi couldn't make it past the first obstacle.
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"You won't make it past Christmas, Emmanuel," read the graffiti on a boarded-up shop near the Champs Elysees.
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"When you make it past the first night on The Bachelor, you get a surprise swag bag," says Jaclyn.
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He won't make it past the second ballot because he does not have the ground game at the convention.
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When Sparks first auditioned for the show in Los Angeles, she didn't even make it past the first round.
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Still, despite its apparent permeability, most cosmic rays never make it past the heliopause and into the solar system.
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Why bother working on legislation when it almost certainly won't make it past the Senate or the president's veto?
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She was expelled from an all-white school at age six and didn't make it past the second grade.
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In clinical practice, I never had a person I had identified as addicted make it past the second week.
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We couldn't make it past 10 years, when initial attraction often starts sliding into other kinds of marital love.
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If Bloomberg wants to make it past the Democratic National Convention in July, his strategy needs to change --quickly.
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If you make it past the dip, you are rewarded with steadier improvement through your mid-20s and 30s.
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Plus, you'll find it easy to enjoy when you realize how few outside disturbances make it past the Chrysler's defenses.
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The midwest's own gadget-blogging Larry Flynt, Charlie White, made this, which somehow didn't make it past the pilot episode.
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To make it past this hole from Ordinary Architecture your ball must pass through the body of a giant pigeon.
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Multiple new stories are posted every hour, and only a very small handful make it past the 1,000 upvote mark.
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The sweeps are conducted to ensure no phones, smartwatches or other personal devices make it past the White House lobby.
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I couldn't make it past the Nexus arrival scene before deciding on scrapping her, in favor of a custom character.
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Little black dresses that could only be worn once, or a denim jacket that must never make it past summer?
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Green must first make it past the Senate Armed Services Committee, which is split between 14 Republicans and 13 Democrats.
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Devastated when he didn't make it past the first-year cut, he switched his major to poetry before dropping out.
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It's not unusual to see men in their 50s anchoring their news, but most women don't make it past 203.
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He was unable to make it past the fourth inning of an 8-5 loss to the Mets on Monday.
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I&aposve had eggs fertilize, but the embryos not make it past day two or three or to day five.
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Its high level of preserved detail further demonstrates that a ton of diversity failed to make it past the asteroid strike.
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Coub – YouTube for video loops 60 percent of video viewers don't make it past the first 10 seconds of a clip.
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What video game could I be writing about that would allow for that egregious sentence to make it past my editor?
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Being a regular person usually means you'll never make it past the velvet rope to get into the hottest night clubs.
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He ran for governor of Alabama in 21997 and 21963, but both times failed to make it past the Republican primary.
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If it does, "Despacito" won't make it past its sixteenth week in the slot, and Mariah's record will technically remain unsurpassed.
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This would only make it past American lawyers if a finger-wagging adult lectured Buster and the audience at the end.
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It probably won't make it past a 10-degree incline for even the lightest riders, but that's typical of e-scooters.
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If burglars make it past your outer layer of security, make sure they cannot easily find what they are looking for.
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The amendments to the NDAA must make it past the Rules Committee before coming to a vote on the House floor.
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While most high school bands struggle to make it past graduation, The Sidekicks excelled once they were outside of those confines.
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Conventional wisdom told us he'd barely make it past his announcement speech, when he declared that Mexicans are rapists and drug dealers.
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Now smugglers charge even more, but overall earnings have plummeted since only a few vehicles make it past the checkpoints, he said.
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Lack of sleep, exercise and unhealthy eating habits put me in a position where I likely wouldn't make it past my thirties.
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I've played the game for a few hours now, and so far, I've yet to make it past the first few stages.
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If the Romans, Incas, or Egyptians are anything to go by, it seems hard to make it past a few hundred years.
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That might not sound like a lot, but it's because most of the proposals don't even make it past the first round.
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The licensed commercial pilot from Antwerp recently competed in the 2019 Miss Universe pageant but didn&apost make it past the preliminaries.
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And while we're talking about space, which carry-on size will actually make it past the gate agent and onto the plane?
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"Your resume needs to make it past multiple gatekeepers before it makes it into the hands of a hiring manager," she says.
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"It just feels like a dream," he said, recalling that in January, he couldn't make it past the door of Kanye's studio.
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High-growth companies like Apple, Facebook and Uber are constantly vetting new ideas, most of which don't make it past the ideation phase.
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The ads' ability to make it past Facebook's review process casts further doubt on the company's ability to effectively monitor its own platform.
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She opened up Tuesday's episode of Live with Kelly and Ryan wondering if she can make it past day two of the cleanse.
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All recent polls have predicted that neither Hollande nor any other Socialist candidate would make it past the first round of the election.
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Furthermore, a quarter of today's 65-year-olds will make it past age 90; 1 out of 250 will go beyond 25 years.
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He was widely credited with perfecting miniaturized bombs with little or no metal content that could make it past some airport security screening.
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She applied for her dream job, as a flight attendant with Pan American Airlines, but did not make it past the first interview.
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It is very much not a game for everyone, of course, and I expect many players won't make it past the opening hours.
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In their statement, the airline said they are looking into how Rictor was able to make it past security and onto the plane.
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Guam's top homeland security official says there's little to no chance that a North Korean missile could make it past the island's defenses.
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Klishina has a personal best of 7.05m but has failed to make it past the seven-meter mark at an outdoor event since 2011.
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Tips For How To Win Your Bachelorette Bracket If he looks like a Disney villain, he probably won't make it past the early rounds.
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Al-Asiri was widely credited with perfecting miniaturized bombs with little or no metal content that could make it past some airport security screening.
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It's a little like letting Stephen Curry masquerade as a player on another basketball team in order to make it past the qualifying rounds.
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She didn't make it past the audition, but her luck on reality shows improved: She placed third on Dancing with the Stars in 2014.
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"I think we're all happy and relieved that the Voyager probes have both operated long enough to make it past this milestone," Dodd said.
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Q. You argue that for the Chinese Communist Party to make it past 2030 in its present form would break a lot of precedents.
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Al-Asiri is widely credited with perfecting miniaturized bombs with little or no metal content that could make it past some airport security screening.
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As for legislation, you know as well as I do that nothing House Democrats propose is going to make it past Mitch McConnell's Senate.
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Basically, we are likely not to make it past this second year—despite our ClassPass clients loving us, as well as our regular members.
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The Dave Duerson Act, named after a Chicago Bears player who killed himself at age 50, did not make it past the Illinois legislature.
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For example, a self-driving delivery vehicle equipped with a novelty-seeking intrinsic reward function might never make it past the end of the block.
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And the slightly problematic OAG character — that of a woman hysterically obsessed with a man — would probably not make it past the 2018 Twitter gates.
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Even under budget reconciliation, there is debate among Republicans whether or not these deregulatory provisions would be able to make it past a Senate parliamentarian.
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"After the NFL threatened to never give Atlanta a Super Bowl, I knew the bill would never make it past Governor Deal's desk," he said.
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This isn't effective, especially since all you have to do is replace a couple letters or distort a word to make it past the filters.
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Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles and partner Sasha Farber didn't receive enough votes to make it past the final four, even with perfect performance scores.
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Well, everyone except for the contemporary male clog dancers from Myrtle Beach, because that's really happening out there, who don't make it past the qualifiers.
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Many visitors to Spain never make it past Barcelona, Bilbao, or Madrid, but some of the country's most interesting finds are outside the major cities.
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Patrick Leahy of Vermont, is even smaller than the House-side proposal of $380 million that failed to make it past the House in July.
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So why did Tiger Electronics earn its golden parachute while Worlds of Wonder failed to even make it past its third Christmas without a bankruptcy?
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But make it past the end of the Riis promenade, 10 minutes from the bazaar, and you'll find a serene, scrubby beach minding its business.
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It is my understanding that if you make it past 65 and cancer doesn't get you, you can expect to live on average to 85.
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Because each one is 35 micrometers in diameter, they are too big to make it past the respiratory tract filters of mammals, according to Ice911.
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Estrada, a 59-year-old former congressman, launched his campaign for president in 2018 but did not make it past the first round of voting.
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Derek Schwartz and Heather Seidel's marriage didn't make it past the honeymoon on Season 4, making for the quickest split in the show's history.
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Atlanta (CNN Business)For grownups who dreamed as kids of becoming astronauts -- but who didn't quite make it past space camp -- you may have another chance.
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AS ANTHONY JOSHUA crumpled to the canvas, it looked like his defence of his heavyweight world-championship title would not make it past the sixth round.
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Now he makes the relatively meager sum of $500 if the player signs, and an additional $500 if they make it past the all-star break.
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Since 1995, it has become even rarer to see any of CBS' few woman-starring fledgling series pop or truly make it past their first season.
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Its estimated delivery date is April this year, although with Kickstarters, dates are often unreliable, and the product may never make it past the funding stage.
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Investigators are trying to shepherd drugs in on molecules that mimic venom, deliver them with ultrasound, or use quantum dots to make it past the barrier.
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There is one woman declared in 2018 -- Omeria Scott -- but no reliable polling has been released to show that she will make it past the primary.
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It's the latest iteration of a proposal that's received varying degrees of bipartisan support since 2001 but has never managed to make it past both chambers.
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One of them managed to make it past a tree line and onto a nearby street, where it dazzled residents with its iconoclasm and free spirit.
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It's likely that Acreage knew its commercial wouldn't make it past the gatekeepers, considering that cannabis, and any content related to it, is still pretty controversial.
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Gipper, who is 11 months younger than Tony, tried to qualify to join his brother at Shinnecock, but did not make it past the final stage.
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"Bernie and Elizabeth will make it past Iowa and beyond; I admire them both, but right now they don't need my help," Williamson wrote last month.
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No hard data exists on how often customs agents prevented asylum seekers from entering the United States, but many do make it past the border gates.
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Chinese fans of Ghostbusters are going to be left disappointed if it's confirmed that the all-female remake did not make it past China's censorship boards.
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Ivory Coast did not make it past the group stage in its defense of the Africa Cup of Nations title, crashing out without winning a game.
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But she and her mother didn't even make it past the first light before they were hit by a drunk driver, leaving her mother in severe condition.
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They're a pre-med student and going to quit their pre-med program to audition for The Voice, but they don't make it past the first round.
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This is the third time that the House has passed such legislation since 2013, and it's highly unlikely that the ban will make it past the Senate.
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Some of the solar particles make it past the planet's magnetic field, slamming into Earth's upper atmosphere and interacting with neutrally charged particles like oxygen and nitrogen.
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On an average night I might have 3 to 9 runs make it past 4-1 with the flagpole glitch on both 1-43 and 4-1.
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Though the overhaul isn't expected to make it past the Senate, the bill is part of Democrats' overall goal of creating more transparency and accountability in Washington.
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President-elect Donald Trump allegedly didn't expect his candidacy to make it past the GOP primary debates, according to Unprecedented, CNN's upcoming book on the 2016 election.
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The show emphasizes emotion and the lives of the people connected to its stories by including clips that might not otherwise make it past the editing phase.
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The truth is that few, if any, of the soldiers can make it past their checkpoint on the bridge that marks the entrance to the district itself.
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The NDAA amendments must make it past the Rules Committee, which is set to consider them on Wednesday, before coming to a vote on the House floor.
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The last attempt to land anything on Phobos didn't fare any better: the Russian Phobos-Grunt mission launched in 2011 but didn't make it past Earth orbit.
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It would mean that I would be sad, because making myself believe that the United States can make it past the quarterfinals is one of my favorite rituals.
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UPDATE: Tues, April 12: If by some miracle you were able to make it past the spinning wheel of doom and successfully purchase a lip kit yesterday, congratulations.
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Latino-founded businesses are booming, yet less than 2 percent of Latino entrepreneurs ever make it past the $22001 million revenue mark, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
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I had to tell her that, even though I was the first person in my family to go to college, I couldn't even make it past one semester.
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But the band wouldn't make it past the '80s -- and when news of the breakup surfaced, the decision caught Ridgeley by surprise, People magazine reported at the time.
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His most egregious nominees — like Brent Talley, an amateur ghost hunter whose wife was an attorney in the Trump White House — did not make it past the Senate.
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I didn't make it past the first page before spotting the all-too-familiar commonality: He had several siblings but his father singled him out for regular beatings.
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While the shot failed to make it past the net, it caused a stir among viewers and he was even asked about it during the post-match interview.
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Indeed, inappropriate content often does make it past automated platform security and monitors — just look at YouTube's persistent struggle with combating child exploitation, online bullying, or extremist conspiracies.
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It's a brilliant show, but between its slow-burn pilot and the visual onslaught of the animation, a lot of viewers probably won't make it past the setup.
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Many who are college-educated are wary of academic preschool, worrying it will quash the love of learning before their children make it past their holding-hands years.
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Frustrated with his inability to make it past the gatekeepers, Mr. Diesel directed and starred in a short film, "Multi-Facial," which was shown at Cannes in 1995.
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But there often comes a time when the gang members lucky to make it past their 30s face the damage they have done and want to fix it.
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By stripping national uniforms for Russian athletes who make it past the drug checks, are you punishing the cheaters of the official state system or nominally "clean" competitors?
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Yamamoto said his baseline scenario is for French centrist Emmanuel Macron and far-right candidate Marine Le Pen to make it past the first round in a close vote.
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" He estimates that 99 percent of all of the site's posts make it past the moderators, and that "the vast majority of postings are not controversial in any way.
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The Puppy 1 is also designed as a carry-on bag, which means it'll also need to have a removable battery to make it past major US airlines' requirements.
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I couldn't make it past the "Sandhurst Cadet" level because even in the world of freemium games helmed by war criminals, I'm not meant for a career in politics.
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And chances are I'm not gonna make it past first base because I'm gonna probably start breaking down — and sure enough I almost didn't get out of first plate.
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The Armed Services Committee is split along party lines, with 14 Republicans to 13 Democrats, leaving little room for error if Green hopes to make it past the committee.
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Seeking to escape the fighting, more civilians than ever are taking the risk of evacuation, hoping to find help if they can make it past the militants' gun range.
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Fox only aired four of the show's 13 episodes, and some might not make it past the shot in the opening credits of a bra hanging among kitchen pans.
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Though male elk, or bulls, rarely make it past 5 years old because they are targeted by hunters, female elk, or cows, can live as long as 20 years.
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World champion Hamilton failed to set a time and did not even make it past the opening session after a lack of power forced him back into the pits.
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But most people don't make it past six months in any exercise regimen, according to Mark Eys, a professor in the kinesiology and psychology departments at Wilfrid Laurier University.
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Most companies never even get this far in the game—for every Uber, AirBnB and Facebook, there's millions of failed startups that don't make it past the apartment stage.
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Like these last attempts, the current bill is unlikely to make it past the Senate, though Trump has sworn to sign it into law should it reach his desk.
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And honestly, there are a few things on the list that we'd love to take home with us today, if only we could make it past security before being tackled.
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Between 22,2000 and 65,000 applications are received in any given year, although many don't make it past the initial screening process — about 1 in 175 applicants will become an agent.
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Between 55,000 and 65,000 applications are received in any given year, although many don't make it past the initial screening process — about 1 in 175 applicants will become an agent.
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The new bill is unlikely to make it past the House, much less the Senate, indicating the government will not be funded in time to avoid Friday's partial shutdown deadline.
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I randomly joined a group of three friends, and, even though we didn't make it past the second room, I found myself having much more fun than I had expected.
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In a sport where players rarely make it past their mid-23s and nearly everyone involved is under 30 years old, Hammad, at 27, is something of an elder statesman.
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Having battled over the last mile of distribution, online retailers are now focused on the last meter of fulfillment, begging the question: Will delivery make it past the front door?
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Chris Pratt played lovable but silly Andy Dwyer on NBC's "Parks and Recreation" for multiple years, so it's pretty shocking to think he almost didn't make it past season one.
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Conquering Europe may still be a huge objective for the club's owners and Guardiola, who has failed to make it past the semi-finals of the Champions League since 2011.
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He could not make it past the first round, and when it was over, both he and his conqueror, Juan Martín del Potro, were in tears in Rio de Janeiro.
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She points to simple fixes—with the introduction of blind auditions, orchestras increased the likelihood that a female musician would make it past the first round by fifty per cent.
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According to Pruett, the committee was also wary of introducing legislation that wouldn't make it past Senate Majority Leader Bart Davis, whose son had been shot and killed in 2003.
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One great boon of the internet, particularly for marginalized voices, is how it allows people to share content and ideas that might never make it past old-school gatekeepers and censors.
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But this boon didn't make it past the year and gamers in Iran will have to revert back to playing the game in the black market, which they are very acquainted.
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The Germans are in danger of failing to make it past the group stage for the first time in 80 years if they fail to beat Sweden in Sochi on Saturday.
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If you didn't make it past the five minute montage of swinging boobs soundtracked by Skrillex that comprises the opening credits, then you'll probably have a hard time taking her seriously.
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The comedy almost didn't make it past a single season — in fact, both Poehler and co-creator Michael Schur said they wrote several seasons as if they were the show's last.
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It was the second such GASC purchase which failed to make it past the port of origin following a 63,000 ton Romanian cargo that fell through at Constanta earlier this month.
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An unprecedented 163 men's seeds and 216 on the women's side failed to make it past the first round at the All England Club as the form book was ripped up.
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She was up against return competitor 854 Divot, who made it all the way to the final four last year — but this year, Divot didn't even make it past round one.
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Archie himself doesn't make it past Chapter 2 in one version of his story, killed when lightning shears off a branch as the boy romps beneath the trees at summer camp.
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Even if both mergers are successfully blocked, analysts predicted there would be continued consolidation as insurers tried other combinations that could make it past the Justice Department and state antitrust officials.
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While NBC's story does note in the second paragraph that the president is making fraud allegations "without offering any evidence," that won't help readers who don't make it past the headline.
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We'll totally respect anyone who tries this and actually likes it, but this might be the first we've ever hoped that a T-Bell concoction doesn't make it past its testing phase.
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Suicide doors (which likely won't make it past to the real world) give the cabin an airy, specious feel and, most importantly, make it easy for photographers to see the entire interior.
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While we're guessing plenty of people never make it past the never-ending pasta options at Olive Garden, this new menu addition could be an attempt to appeal to a younger consumer.
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A similar program, also called Hole in the Wall, aired in the UK on BBC One around the same time as Fox's version, but it didn't make it past a second season.
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Just when fans thought a coffee cup would go down as the biggest goof to ever make it past the GoT production team, another stray refreshment popped up in the season finale.
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Vox employees secured a unique diversity initiative that requires 40 percent of the applicants that make it past a phone interview (50 percent for senior positions) to come from under-represented backgrounds.
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Films like Blue Is the Warmest Color and Carol are only the most recent reminders that lesbian lust no longer needs to be hidden in supernatural storylines to make it past censors.
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I think this song is supposed to be edgy or tongue-in-cheek or something, but honestly, I can't tell because I can't make it past the first 20 seconds without cringing.
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And while I've always had an intellectual respect for Rez, my repeated attempts to make it past the first few areas failed for a pretty important reason: I cannot stand the music.
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Assailants wearing red headbands characteristic of BDK members staged the attack on the high-security Makala prison but did not make it past the front door, said a witness inside the prison.
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"I think we're all happy and relieved that the Voyager probes have both operated long enough to make it past this milestone," said Suzanne Dodd, Voyager project manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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Suddenly, a child who could make it past the gauntlet of taunts or name-calling at school could no longer find peace or refuge in the quiet of his or her own home.
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Rohrabacher, who is expected to make it past the primary, has a surprisingly formidable Republican challenger in Scott Baugh, a former Orange County Republican Party chair who is a longtime friend of Rohrabacher's.
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Left reeling after a diagnosis of an autoimmune disorder, Sjogren's Syndrome, Williams did not make it past the fourth round in singles at a Grand Slam tournament in 2011, 2012, 2013 or 2014.
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"My daughter didn't make it past 'aight' so once we regained our composure we told her it was an adult book and that Grammy had gotten it for her on accident," Tiffany tells Refinery29.
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While social media accounts of major state media outlets either disabled their comment section or only made visible comments praising the party, some words of dissent did manage to make it past the censors.
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But if you are relying on typical tried-and-true measures to find candidates, there are many potential great fits with the right skills that won't even make it past the initial screening process.
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Litt said he typically started with over 500 gags -- only about 5% of which make it past the President's exacting gauge of what is appropriate and sufficiently funny make it into the final speech.
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So, even after you make it past the interview process, have said your thank-yous, and have been asked for references, the job isn't yours until you sign a contract on the dotted line.
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The 27-year-old has not won since May 20 and did not make it past the second inning in either of his final two starts prior to hitting the DL on June 210.
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Instead of trying to make it past as many walls as possible, you must make it through levels that add a new obstacle each time, after which you again attack Trump with your payload.
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He made his first PGA Tour start at Torrey Pines and missed the cut, and then went to Dubai and did not make it past the first round before his back began acting up.
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The Briton, who will start last, did only a handful of laps at an easy pace to qualify, not even bothering to set a time good enough to make it past the first phase.
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In the first episode, we attempt to talk through the entire Kingdom Hearts timeline, but over the course of nearly two hours, only make it past Birth By Sleep and the opening of Kingdom Hearts.
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It did not appear at first that the ball had enough to make it past the warning track, but it ended up just clearing the wall and the glove of leaping Pittsburgh CF Andrew McCutchen.
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"I think we're all happy and relieved that the Voyager probes have both operated long enough to make it past this milestone," said Voyager project manager Suzanne Dodd at JPL, in a NASA news release.
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While it almost didn't make it past test audiences, it ultimately aired and went on to win a Golden Globe, six Primetime Emmy Awards, two SAG Awards, and six People's Choice Awards among many others.
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The 24-year-old North Carolina native did not make it past four frames in any of his previous three outings, yielding 13 runs on 18 hits and seven walks over 9 2/63 innings.
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When pollution particles are inhaled into the lungs, they tend to be small enough to make it past the body's defenses and end up in the deepest tissue, where they then pass into the bloodstream.
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"Rocketman" is expected to generate enormous ticket sales in countries like England, but the film will not make it past Chinese censors without severe sanitization, something that Mr. John is likely to deem a nonstarter.
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"We're all happy and relieved that the Voyager probes have both operated long enough to make it past this milestone," Suzanne Dodd, Voyager project manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) said in a statement.
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In "Untitled (2017 Paris Elections)," a large number of French protesters hold up signs for Jean-Luc Mélenchon's left-wing La France Insoumise party, which ultimately failed to make it past the first round of elections.
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Marvel execs have hinted some of the superheroes wouldn't make it past "Avengers: Infinity War," which hits theaters in May, and this 'Avengers' film won't see the box office til 2019, so a lot can happen.
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Both the legislation that failed to make it past the House and the agency rules, aimed make it so new regulations could not be drafted using scientific studies, whose data was not open to public scrutiny.
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He could not make it past the first round, and when it was over, both he and his conqueror, Juan Martín del Potro, were in tears on court for very different reasons in Rio de Janeiro.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A bill that could put the brakes on water resource developer Cadiz Inc's plan to pump water from California's Mojave Desert failed to make it past the state Senate's appropriations committee on Friday.
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Its one-word title, too crude to make it past the editors intact, goes a long way toward describing the show, about a doctor overwhelmingly fixated on his own anus and what comes out of it.
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Under the banner of inclusiveness, equality, human rights, racial reconciliation and reparations for American interventions in the third world, those liberals demand sanctuary for those who make it past the Border Patrol or overstay a visa.
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We tend to go for a few, high-quality basics that&aposll last a lifetime in our wardrobe, instead of stocking up on cheaper options that probably won&apost make it past a season or two.
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Because my two-wheel-drive car wouldn't make it past the chain patrol, stationed on the highway midway between the valley and the mountains, I caught a ride with a 22-something man from Los Angeles.
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Kyle W sorted out his dress-code, took the relevant advice with regards to keeping his phone in his pocket, and managed to make it past the tattooed, pierced bouncer we of course recognize as Sven Marquardt.
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A series of advertisements showing Schiele's graphically contorted bodies (with explicitly rendered private parts) didn't make it past the critical eyes of those selling advertising space in Britain and Germany — nor the anti-nudity restrictions on Facebook.
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Who would have guessed that neither No. 1 Andy Murray nor No. 2 Novak Djokovic would make it past the fourth round of 2017's first two significant tournaments, the Australian Open and the BNP Paribas Open?
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You can flirt over the water cooler, complain about your boss, and call it a coffee date, and if you make it past the first few dates, you can even save money by sharing an Uber to work.
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It is her first time in the United States since last August, when she was recovering from an injury to a right toe and failed to make it past the first stage of the L.P.G.A. Tour's qualifying school.
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When loneliness overwhelms her, she talks to her pet plant, Sip, or strikes up a conversation with her Mission Buddy, Jim, a friendly computer simulation who would never make it past the first minutes of a Turing test.
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As someone who is tasked with asking Congress members questions, I can attest that on more than one occasion lawmakers have exhaled a sigh of relief when they make it past a line of reporters without being addressed.
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I tried two new podcasts on the way — Pod Save America and Candidate Confessional — but didn't make it past the first three minutes of either and ended up settling on an episode of I'm Still Here about opioid addiction.
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Compared with treatments for other diseases, many cancer drugs fail to make it past even the early stages of clinical trials, partly because of the difficulty of producing accurate models of the disease on which to do preliminary testing.
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It's not unheard of for a candidate to win a contested primary and general election on a shoestring budget, and sometimes a weak fundraiser starts pulling in big donations after they make it past a primary, but it's rare.
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For those who plan on heading down, the app gives you access into the store (you won't make it past the entry point without it) and then sends you a receipt of all the items you walked out with.
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The 29-year-old was roughed up for six runs in 2 2/3 innings at Cleveland on May 14 and could not make it past the fifth inning against Kansas City last Friday while surrendering three runs on eight hits.
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Certainly, losing two beloved characters on This Is Us is a bunch to handle, but once you make it past this tragedy that's been a year in the making, you can safely put the Grim Reaper in the rear mirror.
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While the robots are apparently scheduled to end up in employees' homes by the end of this year, there's no guarantee that Amazon will meet the self-imposed deadline, or if the project will even make it past the prototyping phase.
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LONDON — The thousands of visitors who flock to Abbey Road each year don't get to make it past the front gates, but if you own a Google Cardboard you can now hear and see what happens inside the renowned studios.
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But once I started knitting and crocheting for myself I had to look head-on, or else risk a garment that either wouldn't make it past my shoulders or would turn out too large to stuff under my winter coat.
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For every regular season NBA game that merits a marquee national primetime slot — the kind featuring rehashed rivalries or the star power of LeBron James — there are about a dozen others that won't make it past their local broadcast stations.
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Djokovic failed to make it past the quarter-finals at either the French Open or Wimbledon in 2017 before taking the rest of the season off to heal a recurring elbow injury which he said had plagued him for 18 months.
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As you may remember from binge-watching the show, only two couples made it to the end of the social experiment in tact, but Carlton Morton and Diamond Jack didn't even make it past their pre-honeymoon trip to Mexico.
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The Ohio Republican is hoping his amendment will make it past the Rules Committee for a vote on the House floor, and in a conference call with reporters, he highlighted Mattis's letter as evidence the full House should consider the issue.
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Since collecting his last victory at Toronto on June 17, the Wichita State product is 0-2 with an 153 ERA and has failed to make it past the fifth inning in any of his four turns over that span.
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"In China, you're not going to make it past that bar unless you please a body of people who are unnamed and unknown, but who we can assume would like filmmakers to toe a line," Laura Isabel Serna told me.
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Due to the zero-tolerance policy in the department my husband works for, it's very rare for someone to make it past the initial psychological evaluation if they are even slightly biased in a way that could reflect poorly on the community.
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Although his rhetoric has already unnerved governments in Eastern Europe, Herbst told me Trump's "crazy" ideas about Russia are unlikely to make it past his advisers, and the US won't recognize Crimea as part of Russia or hand Putin eastern Ukraine anytime soon.
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Older kids get the chart pop artists and playlists — Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, and Justin Bieber are generally kid-approved, though not every track's lyrics would make it past the editors — as well as collections from Disney and Nickelodeon, and other content partners.
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Finally, if Oprah did run, she'd presumably face a Democratic primary field crowded with senators and other politicians—who knows if she would make it past Kirsten Gillibrand, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harris, or any of the other dozen or so potential contenders?
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Hoping for a boost from the return of their three-time All-Star right-hander, who was pitching for the first time since June 8 after an extended DL stint due to right shoulder inflammation, Strasburg didn't make it past the fifth inning.
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Because of import laws, the Menil knew Dolo's soil wouldn't make it past customs—so in order to stage the installation, Dodson first had to find a suitable substitute, then de-bug both soil and sculptures before they crossed the threshold of the museum.
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That first try didn't make it past the pilot stage (though it sounded kind of incredible, and included the likes of Rita Moreno and Ellen Burstyn, according to Lyonne), but that defeat didn't discourage Poehler and Lyonne, who went back to the drawing board.
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The Norwegians were unable to make it past the Austrians in the semi-finals, however, and it took a brilliant final run by Leif Kristian Nestvold-Haugen to beat Clement Noel by three 10ths of a second to secure the bronze and claim the record.
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The defeat also ended an era of dominance in the Champions League: Madrid had won the last three titles and reached at least the semifinals in eight straight seasons, and it had not failed to make it past the round of 16 since 2010.
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Starting on October 1, 2020, the TSA will turn down noncompliant driver's licenses, meaning travelers will need to show another form of federally accepted identification, like a US passport or permanent resident card, if they want to make it past security and onto their flight.
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But Costco's stock has been healthy for decades, and it only has 741 locations in the US.Of course, Amazon would have to make it past the Trump administration's review of a Target acquisition, and Trump is no fan of Bezos and his newspaper The Washington Post.
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"While the headlines may be bearish, not only is this just a proposal that is unlikely to make it past Congress, it is also phased over 20053 years ... So we do not see this as bearish for fundamentals even though the headlines won't help," she added.
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Meanwhile in France, attention is on the National Front and whether its leader Marine Le Pen will do well in the 2017 presidential elections although most analysts and business leaders do not expect her to make it past a second-round run-off vote in the election.
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Analysis The odds looked strong for Michigan State — not just to make it past the first weekend of the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament, but to roll on to the Final Four, the coveted perch Coach Tom Izzo has practically transformed into his home away from home.
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After they make it past the greeters, guests will find themselves amid various employees in uniforms created by Stan Herman, the longest serving president of the Council of Fashion Designers of America (from 1991 to 2006), whose 90th birthday party was recently hosted by Donna Karan.
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The 21-year-old has yet to make it past the last 16 at a Grand Slam, but three-times French Open champion Wilander believes Zverev possesses something most players tipped as successors to Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal do not have - including Austrian Dominic Thiem.
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The two missions will continue studying the region in interstellar space, NASA reports:"I think we're all happy and relieved that the Voyager probes have both operated long enough to make it past this milestone," Suzanne Dodd, Voyager project manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, said in the release.
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I could not make it past the 1 minute mark, but the readers of Gizmodo are likely far more charitable than I.Here's a piece of forgotten iPod history: 10 years before Apple inflicted a U2 album onto us, the company attempted to inflict a U2 iPod onto the world.
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If the Cavaliers make it past Toronto or Miami in the conference finals—which, I mean—and end up facing Golden State or San Antonio in the NBA Finals, Thompson will spend much of his time on the court matched up with big men of the modern mold.
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Mr. Bloomberg, whose mammoth spending has privately concerned Mr. Trump, "writes checks like a drunken sailor," the president said, ribbing the former mayor for spending more than half a billion dollars on a presidential bid that Mr. Trump predicted would not make it past Super Tuesday on March 3.
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It's hard enough to make it past the conveniently-placed one-dollar section without buying old Halloween candy and Christmas decor we don't need: With the amount of fantastic beauty loot that hit the shelves this year, it's also been impossible to not fall in love with new products.
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In a year where there has been a ton of questions as to whether the Cavaliers were going to make it past the second round of the playoffs, he&aposs carried the team with seven striaght games of 25 or more points and pushed through roadblocks in two separate Game 7s.
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Not to overlook the Jazz, an adaptable and hungry up-and-coming organization, but reducing Paul, Griffin, and Jordan's minutes together will be necessary for the Clippers if they make it past the first round, when they run head-first into the best team in basketball: the Golden State Warriors.
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Ms. Le Pen's main opponent, Emmanuel Macron — who is forecast to make it past the first round of voting with her and then win the second — has tirelessly repeated that even though he has a social bent, he is principally a progressive and a pragmatist, and favors globalization and finance.
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But the pressure to qualify for debates soon created a field of haves and have-nots, with cash-strapped candidates dumping what funds they had raised into social media ads, trying to make it past the initial 65,000-donor threshold and onto the stage for the June and July debates.
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Even celebrities, who have actual experience with paparazzi and red carpet shenanigans, struggled to make it past the first few rounds: Even Ms. Carter's longtime assistant, Sam Greenberg, is not immune to the occasional bad day at work (fun fact: she appears in the Lemonade credits as executive assistant along with Kaleb Steele).
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Tractor-trailers loaded with migrants that try to make it past the traffic checkpoints pose a host of problems: Drivers who turn off the cooling system as they pass the checkpoints may forget to turn it back on, or the cooling system may break down or be ineffective in keeping the migrants cool.
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I was two weeks away from walking into Goldman Sachs' New York headquarters to start my coveted career as a financial analyst, and I'd been so focused on the details of the move and trying to figure out this whole Robert situation that I hadn't stopped to consider the possibility that I might never make it past day one.
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"Republicans may be publicly begging Marco Rubio to run for re-election and to save them from the "nightmare" cast of candidates they currently have, but if Rubio even were to run, his prospects in November — that is if he can make it past the primary — don't look too promising," the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee said in a statement.
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You're the guy who can't make it past the jumping bits in Destiny raids, who picks Ken and then rage quits after getting perfected in Street Fighter V. You're the guy bossing around strangers and tutting in casual games of Rainbow Six Siege, who fires that red shell right at the last minute, the guy who takes Halo 5 arena games really seriously.
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"Trump told Christie in 2015 that he didn't expect to make it past October—at which point he would endorse Christie, according to a Christie adviser who asked not to be named in order to speak about behind-the-scenes maneuvers," according to the book, written by CNN's Thomas Lake with reporting from Jodi Enda, Susan Baer and CNN's political team.
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This means, theoretically, that you could go on a terrible Tinder date, never make it past drink one, and a few months later get a call informing you that your ill-suited suitor had taken your skin cells and transformed them into sperm or an egg because while you might not have been the perfect romantic match, your genetic makeup was alluring.
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Those who didn't were outraged to learn Trader Joe's would be closing all its stores — except, of course, the story was complete fabricated by Yahoo (and has since been taken down.) The author, Delaney Strunk, let readers in on the joke at the end of the article, but apparently most people didn't make it past the headline — and were not amused.
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Despite the fact that reading these words makes me feel like I need to take several showers, what cheers me about this data point on the "horny moments of 2018" graph is that Lane's unrepentant horniness had to make it past multiple editors, fact-checkers, and David Remnick himself before being published in The New Yorker: In 2018, horniness pervaded even the highest reaches of culture.
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On October 1, travelers in the US will need a new type of identification card to fly domestically: a Real ID. Most current driver's licenses will no longer be accepted by the Transportation Security Administration, which means travelers will need to show another form of federally accepted ID, like a US passport or permanent resident card, to make it past security and onto their flight.
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One thing that is different that may affect Canada's choice is how the Conservative Party leader is selected -- by members who have paid to join the party and who then have to show up to cast ballots and then wait hours for the final results A system similar to the Iowa and Nevada caucuses did not help Trump since only the most conservative, dedicated and organized candidates manage to make it past the caucusgoers.
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