It's hard to make plans because you'd make plans and then you'd have to cancel because he's having a bad day.
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So I'd make plans, and then forget I'd made them.
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What Happens EVERY Time New Yorkers Try To Make Plans
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If you haven't viewed this spectacular exhibition, make plans now!
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They make plans to see each other the next day.
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Some friends text me to make plans for the weekend.
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We make plans to hang out later in the week.
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We make plans to watch the sequel later this week.
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We exchange numbers and make plans to grab coffee soon.
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She's busy, though, so we make plans to talk tomorrow.
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Why didn't he make plans with me for the weekend?
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We're lucky to have people to make plans with, right?
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I make plans that I might not want to keep.
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We make plans for a group visit before she graduates.
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It's hard to make plans when the rules keep changing.
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The girls are continuing to make plans for the fall.
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Thus fortified, you can make plans for the coming days.
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Lately, though, I've encountered an issue when I make plans.
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Maybe they didn't bother to make plans or answer your texts.
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I make plans with friends to go dancing on Saturday night.
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And if you don't make plans, it's a solo night in.
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There is no way to make plans, control, everything is contingent.
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You're super busy today, but don't make plans for this evening.
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You couldn't make plans on the fly like we do now.
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I'd try to make plans, and he always had an excuse.
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We make plans to meet the inspector to hear his report.
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It's a powerful day to make plans and get things moving.
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For our second date, it was my turn to make plans.
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What if I make plans but can't get out of bed?
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We make plans to do errands later and I kiss him goodbye.
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I make plans to do laundry with a friend and start hydrating.
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We do some research to decide on a place and make plans.
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You're in a very social mood, so make plans to go out.
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I make plans to meet him and send her in my place.
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Think your friends are texting to make plans with you this weekend?
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Drunk on my success, I make plans with some friends after work.
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Again, keep your schedule flexible and don't make plans you can't keep.
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But the clock would be ticking: banks would have to make plans.
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In periods of stability, we can make plans to keep ourselves safe.
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But you handled it rationally and can now make plans for yourself.
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They find it difficult to make plans for life outside of work.
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So I'd make plans to learn to drive, then abandon them later.
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I make plans with my friends and go out for a meal.
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I message friends and make plans to catch up tomorrow after work.
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I make plans with friends and then cancel those plans a lot.
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Adolescence As teenagers make plans for the summer, several questions pop up.
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I make plans to take her for drinks after work next week.
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I make plans to go to the library with L. after mass.
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Now isn't the time to make plans, but do rethink your commitments.
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Coach Mike Zimmer is not ready to make plans that far ahead.
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While she's distracted though, Scott and Gypsy make plans to connect on Facebook.
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We make plans to meet up and chat about the company on Friday.
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If I think of it before January, I make plans to get it.
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Don't make plans for late tonight because you will probably crash super early.
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It's a tale as old as time: you'll make plans at 10 a.m.
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We make plans to teach my roommate this weekend after her birthday brunch.
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You can chat within the app and make plans to go out together.
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We hug and make plans to hang out in a week or so.
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We all split chili-lime mangoes and make plans to come back soon.
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They're reverse chronologically ordered to help you make plans with people sharing now.
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He visits in part to make plans for a Trump-Kim summit. 6.
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Hilal had seen enough devastation to know to make plans for his demise.
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She wants to make plans for more outings and maybe even a trip.
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I like brunch, and I frequently make plans with my friends to go.
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With Bibi soon to be free, her family is struggling to make plans.
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This week also brings an alert to slow down, simplify, and make plans.
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It's a powerful time to set boundaries and make plans for the future.
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"Now we are just trying to make plans for the future," she said.
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The near future is so uncertain that there's little impetus to make plans.
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I make plans to view it tomorrow — what the hell am I doing?
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The ones you try to make plans with that end up falling through.
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We're both headed to the gym, but make plans to eat dinner together.
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If the answer to one or both is no, don't make plans Saturday.
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Now he could make plans for a Republican-controlled White House and Congress.
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When I make plans with them, I simply assume they will be late.
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"They're already convening across their states to make plans for 2019," Athilingam said.
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We make plans to meet downtown at 30 to watch a local band play.
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Make plans to get together for coffee, or to go to local industry events.
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When that becomes easier, make plans to visit a different part of your city.
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I pass on their sweet offer, but we make plans for after the hurricane.
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We make plans to meet at an Indian restaurant on our side of town.
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Local officials promised to rebuild, but some residents were too shocked to make plans.
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Next, to measure their willingness to make plans, participants were presented with a choice.
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You're in a friendly mood today, so make plans with friends old and new.
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This has motivated you to work harder and make plans for your future fortune.
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So perhaps there are ways to help your aunt make plans for her care.
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They make plans at the last minute, and then they're flying around the world.
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Make plans, but know that during these uncertain times, plans are subject to change.
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How many times should you try to make plans with someone before giving up?
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We make plans to leave once there's nothing to fight for or look after.
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Keep your virtual happy short and sweet, then make plans to do it again.
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Teaser trailers and taglines like "Don't make plans for August" blanketed the public consciousness.
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Make plans with friends on who hosts virtual game night one evening per week.
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J. swings by between meetings to say hello, and we make plans for tomorrow.
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Kanye West isn't the easiest person to make plans with — according to James Corden.
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"I think we also need to make plans to bring seeds back from Mars."
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Some companies make plans to clear away their satellites once their work is done.
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Then I make plans for the intern tomorrow and schedule an interview with another intern.
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I make plans to meet a friend for drinks at our neighborhood bar next week.
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There's no need to talk and to make plans and do everything by the book.
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I would make plans to have a family vacation when my kid graduates from kindergarten.
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We make plans to meet up at a guy friend's house in a few hours.
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We make plans to go the Gutter (a bowling alley/bar in Brooklyn) on Saturday.
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This is an exciting time to make plans for what you want to do next!
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People can then message these friends in the app to make plans to hang out.
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If you're truly disappointed with how your weekend went, make plans for the next one.
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I make plans for tonight with friends, then shower and continue to work on documents.
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The two proceeded to make plans to hang out, all while live on the air.
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But Mr. Feige said it was "way too soon" to make plans for these properties.
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I pop him a message and we make plans to do something fun after work.
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We make plans to do an easy ride tomorrow before they need to head out.
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In other words, make plans now of what we'd do if in fact they restarted.
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Make plans with friends today—this evening will be especially enchanting, thanks to dreamy Neptune!
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Before cellphones, it used to mean something to make plans with someone and follow through.
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We make plans to meet up later on in the night after leaving the studio.
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This evening will bring healing conversations and inspiring connections, so make plans to see your friends.
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The two men make plans to grab dinner that week while Khloé sits back in silence.
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Several airlines added flights for the election and Malaysians scrambled to make plans to travel home.
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I'm glad I never see this guy unless we make plans, although I will miss him.
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We make plans to hang out tomorrow before she goes out of town for two weeks.
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Each month, the friends try (and struggle) to make plans around bachelorette parties or Hamptons vacations.
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We make plans to hang out with our friends again, and next time we owe them!
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Give yourself time to think—Mercury retrograde is not the time to rush or make plans.
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Years of study have taught Amy Morin one thing about mentally strong people: They make plans.
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Islands offers an easy way to make groups and profiles to share photos and make plans.
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He added: "If you live in a mobile home, make plans to stay some place else."
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It didn't wind up just being clutter, and it did inspire me to make plans outdoors.
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Reconnect with that old friend from high school, and make plans to meet her new baby.
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So if someone messages you to make plans, Siri can automatically create a reminder for you.
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Action planet Mars clashes with hazy Neptune, and it's an especially frustrating day to make plans.
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Beyond getting the aid over the border, leaders must make plans for orderly and transparent distribution.
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They make plans to meet at a museum the next day, except Andrea doesn't show up.
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The waxer is so sweet and I make plans to see her again in four weeks.
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It is that businesses can't make plans when policy zigzags in response to the president's whims.
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Easy conversations about money and commitments flow—keep things light and flexible as you make plans.
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My colleagues and I talk about the climate protests this afternoon and make plans to attend.
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I make plans with my friend, B., over text to hangout and watch a movie tonight.
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Most stay as long as they can, partly because few make plans beyond their dancing careers.
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Make plans to meet her at the gym or a class, which will hold you accountable.
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"We've only got tomorrow to try and make plans to get to the airport," he said.
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"Weve only got tomorrow to try and make plans to get to the airport," he said.
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Instead, it tells committees to make plans to cut parts of Obamacare that involve the budget.
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We make plans to go to the gym in the morning and head to bed around 10.
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However, it's hard to say whether that's always enough help to make plans affordable for some families.
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You can make plans, you can make so many plans, but they never go right, do they?
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If you can't make plans on Valentine's Day, use it as a day to make future plans.
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I get a text from Mr. Second Date to make plans for tonight, and he suggests bowling.
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When I'm done, I head home, make plans to meet H. for breakfast tomorrow, and fall asleep.
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I ask about his day and we make plans for when he's going to come visit next.
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Then I chat with my roommate and we make plans to go shopping tomorrow and explore Malibu.
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I make plans to have dinner with just E. that night, with some furniture shopping together after.
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It's ramen night at my office, so we make plans for him to come here for dinner.
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We make plans to chat on the phone at 5 and come up with a game plan.
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They make plans to go to their usual Valentine's Day restaurant after her singing gig that evening.
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I text a friend in that town and we make plans for tacos and tequila post-interview.
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I vow to never make plans with them again — some people aren't worth bending over backwards for.
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When 17-year-old Emma Logan wants to make plans with her friends, she turns to Snapchat.
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We make plans to get our whole country off planet with the extraterrestrial help, starting with me.
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You'll learn to recognize new opportunities and make plans to achieve them when you're open to advice.
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Do not make plans for Friday getting out of here on time, &aposcause that ain&apost happening.
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That's the front part of your brain that is involved in helping you make plans and choices.
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Communication planet Mercury ends is retrograde today, making it much easier for you to make plans, Libra!
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Make plans in case first responders, such as firefighters and ambulance paramedics, become sick in large numbers.
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Bring your world closer, focus on little things that you enjoy and make plans for the future.
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"People who are aging alone need to make plans when they are independent and functional," she said.
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Community leaders will only agree to meet in secret and often make plans at the last minute.
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The point they were making to me is you have to actually make plans and keep them.
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And if they can make plans for the future, they can store food to survive hard times.
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Planning fallacy: When we make plans, we naturally believe that the future will go according to plan.
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We chat about our days and make plans for this weekend, and he heads out around 9.
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Cruisers can see their itinerary, and link their reservations with other guests' to make plans together onboard.
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If you've missed it in recent nights, make plans this evening to step outside and look up.
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Now's the time to dream big, set goals, make plans, and take action in the New Year.
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I text a little with B. and we make plans for dinner and a movie on Friday.
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My friend, T., and I make plans to walk to our last class of the day together.
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So he and DxE began to make plans to go in and see the farm for themselves.
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The goal was to make plans cheaper, but the administration declared the effort illegal and blocked it.
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When her friends attempted to make plans to see her, she'd ask them to leave her alone.
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She and I make plans to get dinner tomorrow and I scroll instagram while I finish my lunch.
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In Warren's office, she and her aides make plans in the span of months and years, not weeks.
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We don't talk for too long, but I promise to text them and make plans for the weekend.
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ISIS has had 2½ years to dig in, make plans, rig improvised explosive devices and other deadly surprises.
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But when power is gathering in a citadel to make plans, I want to know what's going on.
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"We're continuing to move forward and make plans," she told reporters, echoing Trump's comments from a day earlier.
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I want to do something since it's Friday, so I send B. a quick text to make plans.
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Because I haven't left the house since coming home from the hospital, today I make plans with myself.
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It could also invite political parties in an October national election to make plans to stimulate the economy.
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The assistant makes it easier to find specific files, make plans around town, or operate your smart home.
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My friend dances with the CUTEST grandpa, and we all immediately make plans to take swing dancing lessons.
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I throw her a verbal party, and then we make plans to meet at the gym after work.
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I catch my professor after the discussion concludes, and we make plans to catch up over the weekend.
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Why it matters: It seems counterintuitive, but this could make plans to travel to Mars a little easier.
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Avoid make plans—you'll likely need to reschedule them and whoever your date was will be really annoyed.
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For those who like to make plans 22029 years ahead of time, this is the sport for you.
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But if you must ring in the new year someplace toasty, it's not too late to make plans.
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Your ruling planet Mercury connects with Saturn, helping you sort out boundaries and make plans for the future.
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Make plans for the evening so you know what to do with yourself once the day is over.
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"The reality is, you need to make plans but still be able to pivot very quickly," Dubugras said.
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Supportive energy flows as Venus connects with Saturn, helping you make plans and ask for what you're worth!
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We make plans to drink some red wine and sample the chocolates I bought last night after dinner.
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If you ever make plans with Kanye West, you'd better be prepared for him to cancel on you.
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The operatives in California make plans for an airport bombing and the assassination of a genocide-denying professor.
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Now people will make plans three, four, five years out to acquire the necessary gear and requisite training.
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"Refugee families often don't have an opportunity to make plans and often times families are separated," she said.
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"People often use Facebook to make plans with their friends," a Facebook spokesperson told Motherboard in an email.
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However, it's not easy to make plans due to the moon's square with Neptune, the planet of. illusions.
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It's no big deal, we do it all the time and people make plans to eat before or after.
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Make plans to meet up separately at the hotel bar and then pretend like you don't know each other.
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Evacuated personnel were warned to "make plans for an extended time away from the base" due to the damage.
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Single guys: Make plans with your friends on Valentine's Day, and make a point to ask how they're feeling.
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That severely undermines immigrants' and businesses' ability to make plans, conduct business, or manage any affairs involving non-citizens.
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Mike Lee that critics say could make plans with adequate coverage unaffordable to those who have certain medical conditions.
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Even so, a lot of us do make plans on Valentine's Day, whether we're in committed relationships or not.
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Brown, 45, says she attempted to make plans to meet up with this person, but the catfisher always balked.
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If Parties are the phone call to make plans, then Oculus Rooms is where they will likely end up.
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But soon they make plans to drive to the District of Columbia, where interracial marriage is legal, and marry.
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I receive a call from the jeweler we're working with and make plans to meet with her after work.
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While we often hear that the antidote to feeling lonely is to make plans, it's more complicated than that.
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Good luck to any investor, business decision-maker, or world leader trying to make plans based off these statements.
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Sturgeon's SNP also needs to get through Scottish parliamentary elections in May before they make plans for another referendum.
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I know "don't make plans" isn't something you generally hear when seeking advice, but Annabel has a point here.
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The trust's seven voting members, for instance, could make plans to merge Viacom and CBS again, or sell CBS.
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Scherrer who are in the early stages of dementia can pursue fulfilling lives and make plans for future care.
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"Evacuated personnel should make plans for an extended time away from the base," Tyndall said on its Facebook page.
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Worst case, make plans to get out of the house with family or friends when the workday is over.
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Without more tests, it's very hard to know where the outbreak is spreading and make plans to contain it.
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We celebrate my raise and make plans for a trip to celebrate her graduating from grad school this year.
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It became harder and harder to make plans, I no longer was a "priority"; the relationship became one sided.
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The live class schedules will be posted a week in advance, so you can make plans to tune in.
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You can swap photos, make plans, enjoy group chats with more than 250 participants, and generally stay in touch.
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"The uncertainty around tariffs is certainly not helping us and our customers make plans for the future," Moret said.
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He says he's bummed, but because he's exceedingly nice, he understands and asks to make plans later that week.
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What that means: That would make plans cheaper for healthy people, potentially luring them away from the ObamaCare market.
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On rainy Sundays, I urged him to make plans for a trip to Paris, which he wasn't keen on.
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And your situation could change next year, so you'll want to consult a tax professional before you make plans.
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They make plans with other friends and couldn't even support me when I had a death in the family.
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It wants to help you make plans, express what's on your mind and inform close friends what you're up to.
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He laughs and reminds me that I am in fact working, but we make plans to celebrate Tuesday or Wednesday.
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We talk about a restaurant we're looking to invest in and make plans for the weekend when he gets back.
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The administration has asked the Pentagon to make plans to house up to 32,000 children and families at military installations.
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Octopuses are highly intelligent animals; they use tools, feel pain, make plans, and communicate with one another to coordinate hunting.
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How will their kids make plans with friends who are busy texting each other emoji to schedule that weekend's playdates?
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We make plans to have fast food for dinner, and he tells me he'll be leaving work in 15 minutes.
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We make plans to spend a few days together next week, and I draw a heart around my mental calendar.
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Before the week started, I had to think about how I would get around, exercise, and make plans with friends.
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Make plans with friends around lunch today, Aries, and save your evening for some much-needed rest and alone time.
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On the train back home, we make plans with another friend to meet at the mall for shopping and lunch.
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Now of course you can make plans on how you want your delivery to go, or possibly a wish list.
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"These are people who sign contracts all the time and make plans for their career all the time," Hawkins said.
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Don't push yourself to respond or make plans if you're not sure yet how you feel or what you think.
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"We make plans in such a casual way that it's easy to use technology to cancel on someone," she says.
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Men like women who they can chase, but are also tired of having to be the ones to make plans.
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Raynor wanted to get off her medication, but was unable to make plans to attend the weekly group therapy sessions.
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And that has people like Hall starting to make plans for a different future, one where Obamacare won't be around.
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PlanChat takes the frustration out of group messaging by helping you make plans (especially travel plans) all in one place.
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In the future there are plans to allow users to book beauty appointments, make plans with their friends and more.
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We can make plans, break plans, have discussions about our relationship, and just about everything else without getting worked up.
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That is the most disturbing thing: that you can't figure out what will happen, that you can't even make plans.
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Make plans to meet in Central Park, but don't send your location ("Let's play hide and seek — black dress"). 3.
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In his video, Mr. Enders called it a "disgrace" that businesses still did not have enough information to make plans.
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It's so easy to make plans and set goals, but it's never that simple to actually follow through on them.
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During breaks, I used Siri to write a few quick texts to some friends to make plans for the week.
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SoftBank, WeWork's largest investor, has pushed its portfolio companies to moderate their growth and make plans to turn a profit.
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If you are doing business in the UAE, consider the human rights risks and make plans to mitigate against them.
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Messenger Day's "Who's up for?" filters help you make plans with friends Messenger Day's "Who's up for?" filters help you make plans with friends Consume while you wait for replies – By conveniently placing Day where people are already looking, Facebook can give you something to do while you're waiting for friends to respond to messages.
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We also make plans to hit up a new restaurant that just opened on Abbott Kinney tonight, and I can't wait.
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I make plans for a few of my friends to come see the new place next week, and I can't wait.
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My friend texts me that she's down to hang tonight, and we make plans for me to go to her place.
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You're in a friendly, busy mood today, Leo, but don't make plans for late tonight because you will get very exhausted.
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If you haven't exercised lately or made time to see friends, use your lunch break to make plans or research activities.
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Why not just make plans with your match to go out and agree that you'll both invite friends to come along?
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My friend and I make plans to get dinner and drinks after our respective workouts, which definitely motivates me to go.
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You can start chatting with someone you're interested in and, if all goes well, make plans to meet up in person.
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"Let's make love in the summertime / On the sands, beach sands, make plans / To be in each other's arms," Beyoncé sings.
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It's harder to make plans with friends, share an announcement with a broader group, or see what events are coming up.
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" And another source told PEOPLE recently that Kardashian West "wants to make plans for more outings and maybe even a trip.
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Make plans with friends or run errands out of the house to break up the time you spend around your relatives.
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But that doesn't mean you shouldn't make plans for the evening: The Moon enters friendly Aquarius tonight, so plan something fun!
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On that note, you're not a monster for wanting to make plans on Valentine's Day with your half-relationship partner, either.
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I would definitely still recommend visitors to China make plans to visit the landform if interested in the country's natural beauty.
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Saturn is the planet of obstacles and restrictions, so this isn't a great time to make plans or ask for favors.
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WMUR noted that Booker is the first potential Democratic candidate to make plans to visit New Hampshire since the midterm elections.
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James Lankford (Okla.) separately told the "Brian Kilmeade Show" late last week that McConnell has warned senators not to make plans.
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States are already starting to make plans for what happens if the CHIP program funding isn't reauthorized in the near future.
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I call a few friends to see if anyone wants to do anything and my roommate, N., and I make plans!
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The guy I'm seeing, E., texts me and we chat for a bit and try to make plans for Friday night.
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I get lucky and hit it off right away with my mentor, so we make plans to grab lunch together today.
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This is a fantastic time to connect with mentors and make plans for your future, and enjoy some rewards and recognition!
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Give your grandmother a call, write an old professor a letter, or make plans to meet up with your friends (or coven).
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If you are single, please continue to make plans with your single friends who understand your perspective because they're living it, too.
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We agree that I will make plans for us for this upcoming weekend, since he is tired of making all the decisions.
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As they contend with their exile and make plans to escape their confinement, they stumble upon ghosts and mysteries in their prison.
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"You can make plans and you can prepare yourself but, like, once we kiss her and say 'goodbye' she's gone," he said.
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MoviePass only lets you book a ticket an hour early, so we make plans to meet right after work at the theater.
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We then discover a nice church, and while we're not particularly religious, we make plans to go back because it's so peaceful.
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Helping you make plans and set goals while you lean into your intuitive abilities is Mercury's connection with Saturn on May 16.
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Here's your annual reminder that Father's Day is approaching faster than you think so it's time to make plans — and buy gifts.
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With group chats, Messenger is the best place to make plans with friends and family — 700 million of you do this worldwide.
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A Filipino senator urged the country's government to make plans to evacuate its citizens if the standoff worsens, Philippine state media reported.
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We usually see each other twice a week, so we chat for a bit and make plans to see each other tomorrow.
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If there are weaknesses in your skill set, make plans for strengthening these skills and find ways to minimize their negative impact.
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If you think you're in that niche, make plans to be in Japan on February 25th, when the CM10 goes on sale.
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Azar said he doesn't think that will happen, because ObamaCare subsidies designed to make plans more affordable will keep people from leaving.
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Bender also said you should make plans with money you have now, not money you expect to earn from a future paycheck.
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The adoption was finalized in July 2017, leading the couple to make plans to return to the United States, Amy Becerra said.
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I make plans to leave a little early to snag an oat milk cortado from Commonplace Coffee on my way to work.
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Don't make plans for too late into the evening, as the Moon will enter sensitive Cancer, putting you in a sleepy mood.
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This has led some Republicans to make plans to act as "spoilers" by throwing off the race results with their votes. 3.
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L. and I make plans during my shift to go out tonight and get some alcohol since neither of us has any.
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One of the things I've learned about being with someone in the medical field is that its freakin' IMPOSSIBLE to make plans.
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Most companies make plans over a five- to ten-year horizon and invest in assets with a life of 10-20 years.
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Many states adopted a more aggressive stance as a result, but the Senate proposal would make plans largely exempt from state oversight.
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It's a quiet weekend for sure, and I'm feeling like I need socialization, so I text friends and make plans for next week.
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S. and I cuddle for a bit, decide on a place for breakfast, and make plans to go the Museum of Natural History.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Everyone needs to make plans for a hard Brexit just in case, German Deputy Finance Minister Joerg Kukies said on Monday.
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After you start a chat with a match you can both invite friends to join the chat and make plans as a group.
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"Without Poe's meddling and eventual mutiny, Holdo and Leia would have a lot more precious time to make plans," the De-Meninizer wrote.
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The tour includes a free pint, so we hang out in the beer hall and make plans for the rest of the summer.
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Sweet Venus will also connect with serious Saturn, inspiring people to be mature, to work effectively together and make plans for the future.
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The only male character able to make plans and see them through (organizing the heist, killing Gin, then turning on Willie) is Marcus.
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I have a glass of kombucha while going over emails and make plans to get lunch with a friend/wedding coordinator next week.
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If you see an appealing group of friends and they like you back, you can then chat and make plans for meeting up.
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Finally, we can make plans with our friends without having to hear about how we picked the place that none of them like.
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"In the past, we would make plans for our income tax refund," said Chantay Bridges, 238, a real estate agent in Los Angeles.
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The fall equinox means that the Sun in now in Libra, supporting you as you assess your routine and make plans for improvement.
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Make plans to evacuate or otherwise take care of vulnerable members of the population, such as the sick, the poor, and the elderly.
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Sooner or later, most of us will have to make plans for end-of-life care—for a parent, a spouse, or ourselves.
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"I don't want it," she said of the phone, but if you're going to make plans out there, you have to have it.
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They either really like us or they are desperate for companionship (I suspect the latter), because they continue to try to make plans.
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This is a good time to make plans for how you want to move into fall, which will bring your career into prominence.
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I think this could be used as an incentive to encourage companies to make plans [for] how they want to achieve carbon neutrality.
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I'm still feeling achingly guilty for no reason, so I text with my sister and make plans with my friend for next week.
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A. is gone for work and while usually I'd make plans, there was snow earlier today so the city has basically shut down.
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I make plans with a few camp friends to have dinner, so K. and I stop at Chop't to grab salads for everyone.
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I kiss him goodbye, we make plans to see each other tomorrow night, and I bike ~30 mins downtown with my headphones in.
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I'd still love to make plans with you; I just would prefer to do things like [cheaper activities] if you're down for that.
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"The prices have to be passed through eventually, and I think most retailers are starting to make plans to do that," Simon said.
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Avoid confrontations, Aries, and take it slow—don't make plans, because your energy will be low and limp, with disappointment in the air.
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On Tuesday, communication planet Mercury squares off with optimistic Jupiter, giving you the foresight to make plans to increase your income through networking.
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Groups are gearing up to make plans for state and federal politics alike in 2019, signaling their will to political leaders across America.
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The rest of us can tweak our predictions, pore over Pinterest for Oscar-shaped party snacks, and make plans to actually watch these movies.
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Thus, Adventurely connects like-minded people who want to do the similar things, allowing you to chat and make plans to get out there.
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I also spend a little time texting the guy, B., I've been seeing, and we make plans to meet up for dinner next week.
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M will also look for key words that suggest you're trying to make plans with a friend and jump in to help coordinate that.
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I never bothered to make plans with anyone because I thought, I'm always free—what does it matter if we lock down a time?
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It's a wonderfully productive time for you to tackle tricky projects, Scorpio—however, attempts to make plans and communicate with others do feel strained.
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I text a few school friends about it and make plans to take them grocery shopping tonight and tomorrow, since I have a car.
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While its lovers anxiously await the limited edition product parade, haters make plans to keep the orange glare out of their grocery carts completely.
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I make plans to see my boyfriend (who lives in Boston) tonight and wonder if I have enough time to hit the gym first.
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My law-school roommate is in town tonight, so we make plans to meet up with some of our friends in the city. Yay!
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The antique dealer was able to put Gillian back in contact with his family and helped him make plans to return home to Ontario.
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They got some women together to make plans, but the meetings were long and kind of boring, so they decided to just do it.
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While the GOP can make plans for a post- Harris world, make no mistake it is Harris and Harris alone that controls his destiny.
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And that is worth saying because the Police Department has begun to make plans for a $0003 million rehabilitation and modernization of the substation.
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And the longer that this process is drawn out ... the easier it is for businesses in the property sector to make plans around it.
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For many people living in the US, that makes it impossible to make plans — and difficult to escape from a net of constant fear.
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This is when I'll get in touch with friends to try to make plans, call my mom, play with the dog, or tidy up.
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We have had time to make plans for this life and also talk openly about wanting to be a family again in the next.
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Take a look ahead to see what these frequent flyers are packing and make plans to include the products on your next packing list.
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Reframing the way I think about retirement savings has helped me build a retirement fund from scratch and make plans to retire by 50.
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L. and I are hungry, so we make plans to stop at Starbucks before I go pick up my new purse in the mailroom.
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Senator Mitch McConnell is working hand in hand with the White House to make plans for a Senate trial, possibly as early as January.
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President Donald Trump has asked the Pentagon to make plans to pull 7,000 U.S. troops out of Afghanistan, according to multiple reports published Thursday.
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The weather agency warned people to plan ahead, adjust travel plans, and make plans for the elderly and those most at risk from the storm.
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You're feeling more ready to make plans, and indeed, you and your partners will discuss boundaries and what you want your future to look like.
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You call your relatives, prepare a poke bowl for lunch, and make plans to go out with your partner only after you iron a shirt.
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Make plans or pursue a hobby Finding more time for hobbies is a great way to get your mind off work-related stress, Blake says.
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Sports authorities across the world are scrambling to find out more about the mosquito-borne virus as they make plans for the games in August.
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I remind myself to make plans with friends over the weekend; it will feel good to be a little more social after an introverted week.
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If you have yet to make plans for Valentine's Day, the ever-romantic Fabio is here to make you feel loved via your computer screen.
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As nations around the world make plans to limit their emissions and to adapt to the effects of climate change, this timeline is actually important.
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I'll be going home in two weeks, so my sister and I make plans to go to a handful of restaurants while I'm in NYC.
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Maybe I would have, and he'd never respond to my message, or the convo would fizzle out before we'd ever make plans to meet up.
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My old roomie is working at a firm in Virginia now, so we all make plans to do a winery weekend one of these days.
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We use social media to make plans with friends to hang out, or to catch up after not having seen them for a few weeks.
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But the most promising planning occurs at Castle Black, as Sansa, Jon, and the rest of their small council make plans to take back Winterfell.
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The moon enters Scorpio, asking you to slow down, but you're eager to make plans as the moon squares off with Mercury retrograde and Mars.
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Iraqi Oil Minister Jabar al-Luaibi asked BP "to quickly make plans to develop the Kirkuk oilfields," as reported in an oil ministry statement Wednesday.
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Good news: Not only are these Game of Thrones cast mates friends off screen, they also make plans to party together during live radio interviews.
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Hazy communication is frustrating you right now, but the moon in Virgo's connections with Saturn and Venus help you figure out boundaries and make plans.
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Female coaches have done considerable community service, including leading flood-relief efforts and encouraging players to make plans to continue their education after high school.
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I'm blessed — I'm busy recording an album and catching up with friends and fans as my family and I make plans to celebrate the holidays.
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Lawler matched Cerrone's momentum perfectly, but unfortunately, the MMA Gods laugh when we make plans and last week 'Ruthless Robbie' pulled himself from the bout.
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I make plans to go to J.'s to read while he does work, just to be somewhere else in the presence of another person.
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It will be a busy week in Congress as House Republicans make plans to move a trillion-dollar omnibus spending bill before the August recess.
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A.'s mom passed away two years ago, so we make plans on Thursday to be with his dad and brother to remember his mom.
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Gloria says she tries to make plans with Matt but he always makes last-minute requests and it's hard to get on the same page.
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On Tuesday, your benevolent planetary ruler Jupiter squares off with communication planet Mercury, increasing your foresight and allowing you to make plans for the future.
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Over-intellectualizing things won't help, even though there's a desire to make sense of things at this time, to make plans and sort things out.
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Sources close to Jordyn tell TMZ ... the 2 didn't make plans to party together in Houston Wednesday night -- it just happened to work out that way.
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We make plans to still meet up and watch the marathon — L. and I live two minutes from each other, which makes impromptu plans sooo easy.
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Gonzalez added that the best staycations are when you get creative and make plans in advance, and having no plan is going to cost more money.
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Like Deutsche, Credit Suisse is freer to make plans after a recent settlement with American authorities over mis-selling mortgage-backed securities before the financial crisis.
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As mentioned, Pisces aren't super easy people to make plans with, so it's best to take an easygoing, low-stakes approach to any sort of date.
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Given the intense influence of a new supermoon, that sense of newness and potential may prompt you to make plans for major moves in your life.
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Transition, which Mr Hammond recently described as a "wasting asset" as companies make plans to leave Britain, will now have to wait, along with everything else.
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I message one of my Tinder matches, a ridiculously cute Australian solo backpacker, and make plans to get some drinks tomorrow around Hongdae, Seoul's university neighborhood.
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The family of Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds took a trip to a famous Hollywood cemetery Thursday ... apparently to make plans to bury their loved ones.
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The seven voting members could move to dismiss the boards and leadership of Viacom and CBS and also make plans to merge or sell the companies.
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Individuals who make plans to go overseas to join ISIS can be charged with material support because, technically, they are providing personnel to the terror group.
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The latest to join the horde is Allo, Google's highly anticipated messaging app that lets people take advantage of artificial intelligence to chat and make plans.
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After initially dismissing him as a loon, they eventually come to believe him and make plans to meet up at the Los Angeles airport for evacuation.
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White House aides did not make plans for a televised statement on McCain's passing, which would have been routine under similar circumstances in other recent presidencies.
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Calculator As some families make plans to get together for the holidays, an increasing number have a head start, because they live under the same roof.
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With the holiday season upon us, our phones will soon explode with messages and calls from friends and family hoping to catch up and make plans.
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"We make plans," he said, conceding a lopsided defeat to Representative Dan Donovan, the Republican who replaced him in Congress when Mr. Grimm went to jail.
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"But with housing and tenure security, people can invest in their homes, they can make plans, and try to move forward with their lives," he added.
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When it ends, him and I make plans for a fancy date tomorrow night then we do the NYT crossword together before snuggling and falling asleep.
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I make plans with two of the moms, who I also served in the military with, to get drinks later this week for ladies' night out.
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Big international banks that have long threatened to relocate staff because of the vote to leave the bloc have begun to make plans to do so.
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The moon in Libra finds you focused on getting your chores done today, but it's difficult to make plans and you hit blocks during your commute.
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We certainly do not understand why it should be harder to make plans with friends on weekends than to buy an automatic or semi-automatic weapon.
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When a port visit is in sight, Marines and sailors are quick to make plans on where they want to visit once they get on land.
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On both sides of divided Aleppo, he said, gunmen ask for IDs at checkpoints, electricity fluctuates, shells fall, and people make plans for a dash to Europe.
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Trump also appears to miss the point that Cody Wilson and Defense Distributed want to make plans for 3D-printed guns available to the public for free.
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David Ige told reporters he is putting together a housing task force with county, state, and federal agencies to make plans for permanent housing for lava evacuees.
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And without an understanding of where people died and how they died, it's really hard to kind of make plans to look after the most vulnerable people.
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At a time of wide-scale predictions of massive disruption, we should model how our companies and our military react to threats — make plans for all scenarios.
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The sign of Bull tends to get preoccupied with material matters, while the new moon urges us to buckle down, make plans, and set goals for ourselves.
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We're reaching out for something that doesn't exist, and for you, dear crab, this becomes evident as you try to make plans with people who are unavailable.
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But then, if you go and you email your friend to make plans for when they come to visit, then it might turn into something less formal.
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If you're interest is piqued, you should make plans to rush out and try this brand new drink soon as it's only available for a limited time.
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It is what it is: He's into you enough to chat with you every day, but he's not into you enough to make plans to visit you.
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As engineers make plans to break down the 8,000-ton (7,260-metric ton) machine, work to fill the tunnel with a double-decker roadway has already begun.
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A patriotic Polish writer could meet other Polish patriots at a Warsaw café, read the papers, make plans, share poems, or just decide to flee to Paris.
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"They used to meet there from time to time to make plans and they were 7 to 8 members, after the attack they fled away," he said.
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The app let users make plans with friends to visit local places, allowing them to bundle restaurants, movie theaters, and more into shareable decks of search cards.
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As I make plans to go back to China, I find myself wondering: If I am not qualified to stay in the United States, then who is?
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In this conversation or future ones, block teams can help them register and make plans to vote, perhaps with a user-friendly tool like Map the Vote.
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After consuming alcohol in particular, students should be careful about climbing into bed, or make plans to sleep on the bottom bunk or a couch, Loder added.
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She's had some health issues over the years that have made it hard to make plans, but I am glad we had a chance to catch up.
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Make plans with them, remind yourselves that you exist in each other's thoughts — and that those thoughts involve more than just wondering whether or not we're seeing anybody.
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Nevertheless, one of the requirements imposed by the OFS is that universities make plans for what would happen to their students in the event of the university's bankruptcy.
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The "Prepare" tab offers polling places directions, links to Messenger to "make plans with friends to go together," info on voter requirements, and the newly launched ballot guide.
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Facebook also introduced a new Events tab that allows users to see what's happening around them, get recommendations, discover local businesses and coordinate with friends to make plans.
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Earlier this month, Austrian officials announced a decision to tear down the building, only to quickly change their minds and make plans to renovate the structure beyond recognition.
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Importantly, the phones are the first to use Google Assistant, the company's new artificially intelligent companion that can help Android users search for photos or even make plans.
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Congressional leaders and other political notables would drop by to see the president-elect and make plans for the future, but the level of discussion was usually general.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said Europe must focus on preserving the free movement of EU citizens as its leaders make plans to overhaul the bloc.
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We started a Facebook group called Survivor Sisters to give women a place to talk and encourage each other without having to make plans to meet in person.
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One would need to begin outreach to nonprofits and NGOs and make plans to assist existing organizations in using the platform to better make use of their supporters.
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Students use it to do make plans and do homework For the company, the best news was that users weren't abandoning the app after five or six broadcasts.
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At the moment, Allo's assistant will waste more time than it saves when it comes to helping you make plans, and it will probably make conversations more awkward.
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Hurricanes, some tour operators say, tend to scare away leisure travelers or steer them to other destinations unscathed by the weather as they make plans for winter travel.
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Though it'll be tough to make plans for most of this month, September 22 is a great day for you to talk about the future and take risks!
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And it might be only the beginning as district, state and military officials make plans to devote more resources to uncovering burial sites that have long been ignored.
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I call my sister and sister-in-law and we make plans to have two of our nieces and two nephews spend the night with us this weekend.
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Ironically, it reminds me of that interaction between Lawrence (Jay Ellis) and Tasha during the season opener when Tasha (Dominique Perry) tried to make plans with Lawrence post-coitus.
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Davos was made to be a platform for plutocrats to confer and make plans — and yes, to talk about bigger issues — but power and who is centered really matters.
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Friendship ripened into something bolder, trust in a very strange situation was formed, and now every adventure we have rivals the other- and continues to make plans for itself.
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Note to self: Never give your date free reigns to make plans, because they could end up inviting an ex and it could be the most awkward evening, ever.
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FOI rules encourage politicians to make plans in secret, says Lord O'Donnell, a former cabinet secretary and head of the civil service (and a trustee of The Economist Group).
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Here you'll find three makeup looks for every Halloween personality — from the spooky superfan who goes all out to the procrastinator who waits until October 30 to make plans.
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To make plans, share a revelation, provide an update on progress to a meet-up, we're conveying strangely still-restrained-but-mostly-enthusiastic exuberance about our thoughts and feelings.
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I don't have any time to obsessively Google my own name, and I have to make plans ahead of time every time I want to leave the kids alone.
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For one, it's the kind of holiday that everyone is celebrating, which means if you do want to go out, you probably have to make plans of some kind.
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Peter Martinazzi — Facebook Messenger's director of product management — told Mashable that Messenger's overall aim is to be a place where people share their feelings, make plans and hang out.
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Unlike the party-pooper Venus/Saturn connection, Venus and Mars's connection will bring you a boost in energy, especially for socializing, so make plans to connect with your friends!
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"That's why I don't like to make plans — because I don't know what other people are doing!" he said to me in frustration after he hung up the phone.
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The first incarnation of Instagram was Burbn — a Foursquare-like app that allowed users to check in at their favorite spots, make plans to meet up, and share photos.
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"We need to make plans, we need to be prepared for the worst as always," Renault Sport F1 managing director Cyril Abiteboul told Reuters at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
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The rule caused nearly a fifth of the nation's coal-fired power plant fleet to shut down or make plans to do so, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance.
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Ms. McClinton reminisced about P.J. and Mikayla's friendship: Mikayla had taught P.J. to walk when he was 1 and they would make plans by shouting from their bedroom windows.
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This isn't a party ruiner, per se, but just good advice to improve your life: don't make plans to do ANYTHING, with ANYONE, ever, at a house party. 29.
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In the second of the series's six-episode seasons, the kids from Our Lady Immaculate scramble to get concert tickets and make plans for a prom — typical teenage business.
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If you have family members or pets that often demand your attention, make plans to have a caretaker help with young children and pets when you're not on break.
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And the bigger fear now seems to be that US citizens will get stuck abroad if they attempt to travel or do not make plans to get back quickly.
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It's easy to make plans and throw dates on your calendar, and yet it's practically inevitable that you'll let some deadlines fly whilst you still have some tasks unfinished.
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Backlash against Omar's remarks even prompted House Democrats to make plans to introduce and vote on a resolution this week that would conflate statements like her with anti-Semitism.
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So if the wrong person — say, someone like Thanos — gets his or her hands on all six, it's time to clock out early and make plans for intergalactic travel.
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You're busy socializing today, thanks to the Moon in friendly Air sign Libra; however, don't make plans for late this evening—when the Moon enters Scorpio, you'll want to sleep.
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When it comes time to catch up, my pals and I text to make plans to talk at length: a free weeknight, a long drive, or the baby's nap time.
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They would drop ACA health-plan requirements to cover a wide array of preventive services, including annual check-ups, screenings and birth control, which critics say make plans too expensive.
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So if you're still using AIM to chat with your friends and make plans to meet up at the local mall, you'd better start looking for an alternative chat service.
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If you're tired of things moving too slowly or need a change of pace, it's pretty awesome to know you can immediately make plans for each night of the week.
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Again, as predicted, the decision fatigue associated with the IKEA shopping experience made people less willing to make plans, as compared to those people who were just entering the store.
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You're in the mood to be social today, and much of your focus today is on relationships; however, stress will arrive this evening, so don't make plans for late tonight.
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Food Genius, a food-data firm now owned by U.S. Foods, estimates that as many as 80 percent of Americans don't make plans for dinner until at least 4 p.m.
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Evidence of production bottlenecks is anecdotal so far, forcing companies to make plans with only limited data in the short- and long-term with cascading effects on production and investment.
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After you arrive at a number that you need to pay throughout the year, divide it by four and make plans to mail off your payment by the due date.
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Tuesday is a good day to make plans or negotiate things with your roommates; your ideas will be hard to argue against when communication planet Mercury harmonizes with optimistic Jupiter.
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On Tumblr, in the midst of all the excitement, Ukazu thanked her followers for their ongoing support, while fans began to make plans for their holy grail: a Netflix adaptation.
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A conspiracy theory is the belief that a group of people — often powerful people — collude in secret in order to make plans that are widely seen as malevolent or evil.
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I run into a friend in the class and I've been meaning to make plans with her anyway, so we decide to do lunch after we get ready for the day.
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We walk and make plans for the rest of the long weekend (sing praise!) and stop the dogs from eating buggies (they are constantly trying to get extra "nutrition" this way).
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Image by NASA/ESA/UCLA In 1998, and then again in 13, Congress told NASA to find these objects and make plans for diverting ones that posed a risk to Earth.
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Social media is the engine: They are often advertised on Facebook and organized through WhatsApp group chats, the AP reports, where migrants make plans, give advice and communicate with loved ones.
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With the new moon on Friday, you make plans to see the world through books or travel—but these plans will not come to fruition unless you do the work first.
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She shifted from the outgoing social creature she had been all her life to a shut-in, afraid to make plans she'd have to cancel because of one of these headaches.
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I then get a call from my best friend who currently lives in Alaska and we chat for a bit and try to make plans to see each other this winter.
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The Joblist survey found people who've achieved balance are more likely to make plans after work, track time on work tasks, set aside time for personal reflection and take time off.
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Quantitative projections of the effects of the current outbreak are, at this point, based mostly on conjecture — not a reliable basis for economic policymakers and businesses to make plans and decisions.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 13 (Reuters) - The Department of Homeland Security on Wednesday directed U.S. government departments and agencies to identify and make plans to remove Kaspersky Lab products from their information systems.
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Manufacturers must make plans for how to maintain and support security over the lifetime of the vehicle, the government said, and personal accountability for product security should be held at board level.
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To celebrate Women's History Month, which kicked off on March 1 in case you didn't make plans yet, Yelp has collaborated with Rebecca Minkoff to promote women-owned businesses on its site.
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As Mexico waits to see what an America First energy policy looks like, the nation might be wise to take a page from Europe's playbook and make plans for a rainy day.
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I have a vodka soda ($5.50 with tip) and my coworker and I make plans to head to Sephora afterwards, since I want to get some travel-sized skincare for my trip.
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That said, if you and your partner are on the same page, give into the charged energy of the sun opposite Mars and make plans for a steamy night in on Friday.
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Harmony will flow in your home life, and this will be a cozy day to cuddle with a pet or your loved ones, talk about feelings, and make plans for the future.
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Customs can take as little as a few minutes, but it can also mean being detained for hours; it probably makes sense for Boparai and others to make plans for unexpected delays.
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Its main actual function is to instruct Pruitt to withdraw and rewrite the Clean Power Plan, an EPA rule that requires states to make plans to cut carbon pollution from power plants.
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Anxieties about Russia among NATO members in Eastern Europe had forced the alliance to make plans to deploy four combat battalions of roughly 1,000 troops each in Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia.
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Manafort's defense attorneys asked a D.C. judge on Thursday to push their filing deadline back because they have not been given enough time to make plans for the September trial, CNN reported.
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The school, an urban bulwark, has been forced to make plans to shut down because it has not received a dollar in state support since last July, and none is in sight.
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Her mom, Bethany Edwards, said the school did not make plans for a walkout, so she decided to check Havana out of class to make sure she would be allowed to participate.
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On Sunday, Mars enters Gemini and you'll feel less like a socialite, opting to let your friends make plans and going with the flow, instead of being the one who arranges everything.
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Communication planet Mercury will enter water sign Cancer on June 18, helping you get organized and make plans—you'll be in a busy mood, but it's not like you won't having fun.
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But when the evening came to an end and we said our goodbyes, that's all there was — that and our mutual lack of attempt to make plans to see each other again.
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They argue that if everyone in the world has strong cryptography, then terrorists, kidnappers and child pornographers will be able to make plans that law enforcement and national security personnel can't penetrate.
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But the violence isn't the whole story; for the situation to progress to that point, many people had to talk to each other, make plans, and voice their resistance to the government.
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The two started to make plans for their first summer together in the United States: They'd go to the mall, to the park, to the small beach by the Bay Shore Marina.
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While CFP Dillon Ferguson, financial head of product at Zoe Financial, recognizes that real wealth is a mindset, he says someone is technically wealthy when they need to make plans for succession.
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None had been skiing for more than a few years, yet all were proud members of the Snowman Ski Club, an informal group that gathers on WeChat to joke and make plans.
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But the violence isn't the whole story — for the situation to progress to that point, many people had to talk to each other, make plans, and voice their resistance to the government.
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When do I get to make plans again, like sending my child to school and knowing he will be safe, and not having to worry about a young man with a gun?
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LONDON — The Japanese automaker Honda has become the latest business to make plans to leave Britain as global forces reshape the car industry and the country prepares to exit the European Union.
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Communication planet Mercury meets your ruling planet Venus, bringing financial blessings—but watch out for confusion when you try to make plans or communicate as the moon in Sagittarius clashes with hazy Neptune.
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We make plans to meet up on Thursday for coffee so that she can tell me what happened (she says it's CRAZY), and I offer to go over notes with her as well.
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I have no doubt that AI and messaging apps, like Facebook Messenger, can tell who your parents or significant others are based on how often you talk to them or make plans together.
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Banks in London have already begun to make plans to move staff abroad ahead of Brexit, which will make it more difficult for them to do business in the European Union from Britain.
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Users can see who's going out, invite friends to join a group, swipe and match with other groups nearby, make plans on chat and then meet up, Tinder said in a blog post.
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The family purchased a new home that needed a complete renovation and as they began to make plans for that, a routine check up in April 2016 showed that Rowan's cancer had returned.
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In line with the researchers' predictions, people were much more mentally exhausted in the ego depletion task, and as a result were less willing to make plans than those in the control condition.
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I swap email addresses with Vincent and we all make plans to meet in a few weeks in LA, where they'll be going to record some new songs once the tour is over.
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But Taheb didn't have a US passport and began to make plans for jihad in the United States with possible targets of the White House and the Statue of Liberty, the complaint says.
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The threat led the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Louisiana to make plans to open a spillway around New Orleans on Sunday to keep the volume of the river flow in check.
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That means it's time to book our flights, make plans to see old friends, eat too much at dinner with the family and, most crucial, set your out-of-office email vacation responder.
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All times ET. The moon is in fellow air sign Gemini today, encouraging you to go on an adventure—but it isn't easy to make plans as the moon squares off with Neptune.
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He takes the dog for her nighttime walk (I take her in the morning, he takes her in the evening), and we make plans to meet a friend at the pub a bit later.
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Often, presidential proclamations of days of observance are made in advance so that people can make plans for how they want to recognize the day, whether it's through service or a moment of silence.
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You'll be hard at work today, Pisces, but definitely make plans to go out this evening— the Moon will be entering Capricorn tonight and lighting up the friendship and community sector of your chart.
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Having had nearly two and a half years to prepare for the offensive, ISIS has had time to make plans for the government assault and make the advancing troops' job as difficult as possible.
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By the time we make it back to the inn, it's time to check in, so we do so and make plans to meet back up in an hour or so for another hike.
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I was not up for being social last weekend while going through the miscarriage (for physical and emotional reasons), but I'm back to feeling like "me" again and I would love to make plans.
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This means that components are manufactured to such a high standard that breakage is ruled out and the manufacturer therefore does not have to make plans for what to do in case of accident.
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With the World Cup draw set to be decided on Friday, fans will start to make plans for the world's biggest sporting event, but certainly questions remain on whether they'll feel safe or not.
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It should evaluate its entire fleet to determine which facilities make economic sense in the new realities of the 85033st century power grid and make plans for decommissioning and removing those that do not.
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In fact, many of the best-selling planners promise to provide you with a whole new lifestyle with features that help you set goals, get inspired, make plans, and keep track of your progress.
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"Take time now to prepare your personal equipment, make plans with your family, and identify through your chain of command any issues that need to be resolved," the California National Guard advised its troops.
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A précis of Mr. Sasse's recommendations to America thus might be this: Go where you get that hometown-gym-on-a-Friday-night feeling, put down roots and make plans to fertilize the soil.
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To get through this time period with your sanity intact, set up a proper workspace so you can focus — and when you're not working, read, exercise, and make plans to socialize online with friends.
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I make plans with my good friend, D., for next week; she just started a new job at the company we interned at together and I can't wait to hear about how it's going.
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Many said they did not make plans or commitments — even staying out of the work force — because they never knew when they would get a migraine that could disable them for hours or days.
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Communication planet Mercury connects with taskmaster Saturn, urging you to trust your intuition as you make plans for the future—but watch out for power struggles concerning money as the sun clashes with Pluto.
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While I'm doing this, I make plans with my dad to come to New Jersey tomorrow to visit my grandmother, who has recently transitioned from living with my parents to a nursing home nearby.
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My sister and dad FaceTime me (my first three-way FaceTime!) and we make plans to go to dinner and the trampoline park tonight, which is one of my favorite things in the world.
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Venues hosting the upcoming debates have been instructed to make plans for a potential third podium, as Libertarian Party presidential candidate Gary Johnson inches closer to qualifying for a spot on the stage, Politico reports.
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While conducting research, she makes first contact with a hostile alien species known as the Trisolarans that live on a planet in a chaotic solar system and immediately make plans to take over the Earth.
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There was no better place to do some self reflection and make plans for the future — something that I've never manage to do on other staycations without my phone screen lighting up every few seconds.
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LONDON, March 7 (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond said on Wednesday that any Brexit transition agreement with the European Union would need to be clear so businesses can make plans for the years ahead.
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Exuberant Republicans on Tuesday rallied behind Paul Ryan, nominating the Wisconsin lawmaker to serve as Speaker of the House for the next two years as they make plans for a unified GOP government in 28503.
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I reach for it to record an interview, field a slack from my editor, or make plans with family—but succumbing to an Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook binge often leaves me feeling distracted and frazzled.
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As soon as I read about the black gum trees, some of them so old they existed before Europeans arrived in the region, I began to make plans to go see them before they die.
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In fact, according to many sources, Verizon has had little insight into a number of issues, including the terms of the contracts with key employees, that it will need to make plans for the future.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 24 (Reuters) - South Africa's confirmed number of coronavirus cases rose to 554 on Tuesday from 402 a day earlier, as businesses raced to make plans for a nationwide lockdown from midnight on Thursday.
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Harris had built perhaps the strongest base of high-dollar donors in the city, and most of them did not make plans to go to work for other candidates immediately after she left the race.
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I'm going to have to work harder at being social, so I make plans with M. for the next debate and reach out to a sister of a friend who recently moved to my neighborhood.
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But the summer version of this takes it to a whole new level as people make plans to leave the city all the while making sure you know they can't really get away from work.
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But just because you may prefer to make plans with friends using emojis doesn't mean you don't need to know how to answer a call at work or ace a phone interview for a job.
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She created a private Facebook group — Nasty Women Make Plans — and, following the guidance set by organizers of the march, invited a group of friends over to meet and figure out what to do next.
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The contentious election of Donald J. Trump has inspired a record number of groups, from bikers to minority-rights activists, to make plans to arrive in Washington around the time of his inauguration on Jan.
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The idea behind Vurb was to allow groups to make social plans collaboratively through the search app, so helping users make plans with friends is one possibility of what the app will add to Snapchat. 6.
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Information on the speed and scale of migration helps governments make plans: they can make sure that there are enough people to assess prospective asylum claims and enough school places for the children of new arrivals.
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Roiled by a potent mix of anxiety and the allure of easy money, the two men began to make plans to carry out an idea they'd previously only talked about: taking a little polysilicon for themselves.
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The app enables users to send compliments in an effort to give them the confidence to make plans, according to CNBC, but if IRL is guilty of anything, it is executing an irritatingly aggressive marketing strategy.
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My best friend and I make plans for me to return the kitty back to the office, set up the PS4 at my place, and take the bus to a dinner place near the movie theatre.
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" Those work — but if we're aiming for accuracy, the show's real takeaway is: "Don't make plans if you're planning to start Light as a Feather, because you won't be able to look away for five hours.
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The U.S. Treasury Department has indicated that sanctions won't be reimposed immediately, and will take up to 180 days to allow Iranian oil customers and other companies involved in doing business with Tehran to make plans.
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" John Eaves, chairman of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners, asked businesses in the area to make plans for flexible work schedules and to encourage employees to use public transit in the coming "days and weeks.
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It may happen again: According to multiple reports, the Department of Health and Human Services asked the Defense Department on Thursday to make plans to receive and care for around 20,000 migrant children and their families.
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One powerful grassroots organizing tool behind Sanders's 2020 run is a Connect With Bernie Slack group, where power players and ultra-devoted volunteers make plans, get stuff done, and track the latest developments of the campaign.
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A unique feature of the Alta Lodge experience is that students and instructors share meals and a roof, providing plenty of opportunities to talk shop, exchange tips and stories, and make plans for yet more trips.
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The night of Lesandro's death, a dozen of his assailants gathered at Mr. Suero's apartment building on Boston Road to make plans before setting off in cars to find Sunset members, the police and prosecutors said.
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The company this morning said it will test a new feature that lets users share to their Story those events they're interested in attending, then make plans to meet up with friends who also plan to attend.
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Women who are considering moving while pregnant could work with their healthcare providers to make plans to move and ensure the proper support is in place, the report's authors advise in the Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health.
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In the coming few years, we'll be fortunate if personal assistants can learn to distinguish the humans interacting with it, and to provide answers, choose music, or make plans based upon the personal preferences of that human.
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Here's why: The repeal bill gets rid of the health care law's key tools to get people to sign up coverage, insurance subsidies to make plans affordable, and the individual mandate to make carrying coverage the law.
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We're told Sunday's missed opportunity to get together with the kid is just the latest in what we're told has become common in their relationship ... that Djimon allegedly doesn't go out of his way to make plans.
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The phrase "make plans and God laughs" couldn't be more true, because right as we were about to pull into the church's parking lot, I heard a flap flap flap coming from the rear of the Prius.
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The moon is in Leo, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules your routines and rituals, and it's a fantastic day to make plans, especially with the sun making a harmonious connection with taskmaster Saturn.
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Signaling another major policy shift for the Federal Reserve after it put off raising rates further, Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said on Tuesday the central bank would make plans to stop letting its bond holdings diminish.
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This unexpected surge in demand has prompted the online retailer to make plans to hire 225,000 additional warehouse employees, while raising wages by $2 per hour through the end of April, according to a memo revealed Monday.
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"Our companies make plans five, 10 years into the future, sometimes at the very least," said Andrew C. Fish, the chief strategy officer at the Advanced Medical Technology Association, a trade group representing the medical device industry.
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But others, clinging to the fact that the Trump administration hasn't officially declared that TPS will end, are resistant to make plans to leave the country that many of them have lived in for most of their lives.
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CERT members in full riot gear burst into the jail, rounding up the inmates with "by any means necessary" tactics (batons, shields, lithium, the usual arsenal) and, assumedly, make plans to ship them off to a new prison.
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I'm not sure, but if you do make plans, you're probably thinking of hitting the bars with a big group of great friends, all ready to drink the night away and celebrate this opportunity to get absolutely wasted.
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I am hungry and want to brace my driver for more about Kok and 26Koper, so we munch on our food quietly and make plans to meet later and drive to the sex club where Kok was killed.
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Ann-Louise Hittle, vice president at energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie said the "decision in Vienna sends a signal of continued support for oil prices from OPEC which helps U.S. onshore drillers make plans" to further raise their production.
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"While we are thinking of ways to move from a state of cessation of hostilities to a state of permanent ceasefire, Israel continues to make plans to build walls on reservation areas along the blue line," Hariri said.
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"We intend to give Sophia a flip phone next year so that she can call us and make plans with friends after school more easily, but we will hold off on the smartphone until high school," she said.
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People used to dealing with a sane, logical person who generally doesn't lie and generally makes sense are left scratching their heads, wondering whether to believe what they have heard, whether to make plans and policies around it.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China urged local authorities in 28 northern cities to make plans to stagger raw materials transportation some sectors in a bid to reduce pollution during winter, in a document published by the Environmental Protection ministry on Thursday.
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I'm a huge TV person, so I catch up on a few shows and make plans with my friend I haven't seen in over a month, which is rare for us, since we usually get together once a week.
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"I think that this kind of changes (of the import rules) makes it difficult for firms to make plans and understand the environment in which they will work in six or 12 months," U.S. ambassador John Desrocher told reporters.
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Once we reach a point where we don't have to make plans in advance — where we're comfortable enough to do nothing together and I can just text that I'm on my way — that's when I've made a close friend.
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Masters follows his wife back to the house he once lived in (the couple is getting a divorce) because he's upset she forgot it was supposed to be his night with their kids and let the children make plans.
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" Likewise, you'll never see her transform into a total clotheshorse, saying of her relationship to fashion, "We're friends who have an appreciation for each other but don't ever hang out—and we don't even pretend to make plans anymore.
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Molina Healthcare, which has more than 1 million customers on the Obamacare individual exchanges and manages Medicaid health programs, said the changes would leave insurers competing for the least risky customers and would make plans for sick people unaffordable.
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Shortly after Mosseri published his guide to News Feed values, Zuckerberg traveled to Sun Valley, Idaho, for an annual conference hosted by billionaire Herb Allen, where moguls in short sleeves and sunglasses cavort and make plans to buy each other's companies.
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We realize we haven't seen each other for ages, so we get our calendars out and make plans to meet for dinner on the following Monday, as this is the only time that will work before I go on holiday.
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Meanwhile, I'll be taking cues from Princess Anne during her attempted kidnapping by remaining calm, cool, and collected knowing full well that my response to anyone trying to make plans the weekend it comes out will be: "Not bloody likely!"
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This is because the U.S. Treasury Department has indicated that sanctions won't be reimposed immediately, rather that it will take up to 21.13 days to allow Iranian oil customers and other companies involved in doing business with Tehran to make plans.
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In February, the Charlottesville City Council voted 3-2 to remove the statue from the park once named for Lee and make plans for a new memorial to remember the southern city's enslaved population, The Daily Progress, the local newspaper reported.
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As much as I want jalebi, my stomach is still so full it hurts, so we hop on the bus back to the station instead and make plans to head to Whitechapel (an area of London) soon for more food adventures.
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The Moon is in Cancer for most of today, encouraging you to network—but don't make plans for too late into the evening, as the Moon will enter Leo tonight, encouraging you to catch up on rest and down time.
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That trifecta has pushed Ulta to make plans to add 2320 stores to its 2000,2200-store roster to meet demand at its brick-and-mortar stores, making it an unusual player in the otherwise traffic-starved world of traditional retail.
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Sources closely tied to Kimora say Djimon's recent griping that he wasn't able to see his son, Kenzo, for the holiday -- and suggesting it was Kimora's fault -- is completely backward ... 'cause he had every opportunity to make plans, but simply didn't.
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You are empowered to follow up on romantic date ideas and make plans with your favorite people on Thursday as taskmaster Saturn connects with Neptune, the planet of fantasy, showing you the connections you have that can make the party happen.
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Washington (CNN)State Department officials warned Americans stranded overseas Monday by the coronavirus pandemic that they should make plans to return to the US while the government is able to help them or be prepared to shelter in place indefinitely.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The hosts of the next three winter and summer Olympics in Asia will meet in Rio de Janeiro to make plans aimed at maximizing commercial collaborations, the head of the Pyeongchang 2018 organizing committee said on Wednesday.
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Mr. Bossert said he expected Mr. Trump would directly address the nation when he felt it was appropriate, and Ms. Sanders said that the president would be looking to make plans to visit the affected area as early next week.
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Swalwell and his small team of political advisers began to make plans for an April announcement last month, telling a small group of early state operatives that the four-term congressman from the Bay Area plans to enter the race.
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I would be fine without social media, it would be good for all of us, but it is one of the only ways I keep track of my friends that go to different schools, make new friends, and make plans.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's position that it will not make plans for managing its border with Northern Ireland in a no-deal Brexit until such an outcome emerges remains unchanged after Britain outlined its plans, European Affairs Minister Helen McEntee said.
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"I don't think it's realistic to expect major legislative change heading into 2019 … so we think we'll have a more stable environment over the next two years," he explained, "and predictability is good for the private sector, because then they can make plans."
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You don't have to make plans unless you want to, but just make an effort to inquire about what they're up to, and try not to get defensive or feel like you have to humblebrag about your life, because it's not a competition.
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For instance, imagine you're the Kurds in Syria right now: Do you choose to believe Trump's statements that the US is leaving you to fend for yourself against Turkey, and thus make plans to ally with Assad or Iran for protection instead?
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"What stands out to me is the number of inquiries we got from brides and others scrambling to make plans for weddings, honeymoons, family reunions and other trips that they could drive to, because of the general fear of flying," she told CNBC.com.
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"Just given the sophistication of the people involved and the amount of time they had to make plans, it does not seem believable that they would have allowed this to happen, unless they wanted it to happen," Powell told Motherboard in an email.
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Why it matters: DHS mandated earlier this fall all agencies make plans to scan for the software and remove it within 90 days over concerns Russian intelligence was using Kaspersky as a channel to hack or monitor communications from the U.S. government.
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In the study, 112 people were approached either right before entering the store or right after leaving, and were asked to complete a survey that measured their exhaustion, and whether they wanted to relax or make plans for the next four weeks.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Companies are not bluffing when they threaten to move business from London due to uncertainty over Britain's departure from the European Union, mayor Sadiq Khan said on Monday, adding a transition deal would allow them to make plans more securely.
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Members, who go on recess next week, have been told to develop their own policies on hand shaking and meetings, and to make plans for staff to work from home, but haven't received explicit advice on travel, or gathering in large groups.
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We make plans for the day, and he decides he'll come to New Jersey a bit later on to visit my grandmother with me, but will pass on lunch with K. I ask him if he'll grab us breakfast while I shower.
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Most NATO member states have yet to make plans to meet the military spending target insisted upon by the U.S. The alliance is set to announce next week that members have increased their military spending in Europe, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday.
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"We certainly do not understand why it should be harder to make plans with friends on weekends than to buy an automatic or semiautomatic weapon," Gonzalez, who huddled in an auditorium during Wednesday's shooting, said at the rally outside a federal courthouse.
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In the meantime, TPS holders from Honduras and Nepal who were forced to make plans to leave the country or slink into the shadows after decades in the US now join the rest of the immigrants whose TPS Trump has tried to revoke.
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Sale prices for soy at the Rosario grains hub are now at $230 per tonne, down from around $280 in the middle of last year when farmers were starting to make plans for planting, according to prices on the Buenos Aires Futures and Options Exchange.
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I complain to K. about not feeling up to socializing tonight because I'm so stressed about studying, but I make plans for tomorrow to go to Cascades Park and a brewery with classmates so that I don't become too much of a shut-in.
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The Federal Defenders are still trying to negotiate a way for Chapo's wife, former Mexican beauty queen Emma Coronel, to visit, arguing that it's necessary if he wants to make plans to get rid of his court-appointed lawyer and hire one of his choosing.
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Coover's most anthologized story, "The Babysitter," is composed of more than 100 paragraphs, separated by dots, to elaborate a scenario: A father lusts after his teenage babysitter, alone with her young charges, while her boyfriend and his buddy make plans to rape her that night.
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Learning earlier may have led the administration to act earlier, and certainly would have given it more time to make plans around testing and the stockpiling and distribution of medical equipment that is currently in great demand and in short supply, like masks and ventilators.
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His father died with Mr. Hugh and his mother on a flight to Los Angeles from Sydney in October, he said, and it took months to arrange for his remains to be returned to Australia and to make plans for a family return to China.
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In the meantime, the TPS holders who were forced to make plans to leave the country or slink into the shadows after decades in the US now have some hope they'll be able to stay — but even less certainty about how long that will be.
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Had a White House official not had that "discussion" with acting Secretary Duke, it seems, 5,000 people would now have six more months to prepare their return to Nicaragua (a country that's since descended into serious civil unrest) or try to make plans to flee elsewhere.
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I lounge a bit, make plans to meet my best friend, O., at our go-to weekend brunch spot a bit later than normal, then finally get out of bed to feed my parrot, make coffee, and eat some skyr yogurt to fend off the hangries.
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"Rather than worrying about going on holiday over the summer, people can now open their wallets, spend some money, book a holiday and generally start to worry less about a Brexit cliff edge and actually make plans for the next six months," said CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson.
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"We're trying to - to support a country and make sure that they're not taken over by violent extremist organizations who would take over those ungoverned spaces and turn them, and make plans to do things outside the region in Europe or perhaps in the United States," he added.
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WASHINGTON — With the House headed to a vote to impeach President Trump next week, Senator Mitch McConnell was working hand in hand with the White House to make plans for a Senate trial, a proceeding steeped in tradition and rules but one fraught with political peril for vulnerable Republicans.
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GIC is not worried about the global financial hot spot status of Hong Kong, where a flurry of protests over a proposed bill to allow extraditions of suspects to face trial in China has spooked investors and prompted some to make plans to move funds elsewhere, including to Singapore.
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Here's the situation, an actual situation in the real world right now as you shop online or make plans to go out with your bros tonight: Somewhere a child is hungry, and even though he is very far away, he will still be alive in a week if you give $5.
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Timmy and I try to make plans with friends once or twice a week, whether that's going out to dinner on a night our nanny can stay late, inviting people over for bagels on a Sunday morning, or having a monthly BBQ where a bunch of us can get together.
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" If you are planning on going out and getting drunk, as part of an initiation ceremony or not, Butler offers the following advice: "Eat a proper meal before you go out, pace yourself with water or soft drinks and make plans in advance to get home with someone you trust.
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The rules in both chambers require lawmakers to vote in person, and Ms. Pelosi has resisted any calls to allow members to vote remotely — even as the Capitol physician, who met with Democrats behind closed doors on Tuesday, advised them to make plans for their staffs to work from home.
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"I promise I'll be back… unfortunately, health does not wait and it's something even I can't schedule around our shows… As they say, 'We humans make plans, and God laughs…..&apos" Last summer, Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry collapsed onstage in New York during a performance with the Hollywood Vampires, which includes Johnny Depp.
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Sipping coffee in a Tim Horton's doughnut shop, Button says he has been unable to work because of a fall from a roof, and the financial boost from Ontario Province's new "basic income" program has enabled him to make plans to visit distant family for Christmas for the first time in years.
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At the Facebook f8 developer conference on Tuesday, Facebook unveiled its grand vision for the future of Messenger, the stand-alone messaging app that, until now, has primarily revolved around providing a simple way for more than 900 million people to, say, make plans for the weekend or send each other silly GIFs.
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And as Democrats make plans to investigate Mr. Trump more aggressively should they win control of the House in the midterm elections next month, they are zeroing in on the issue as one of their priorities and saying that the president should have recused himself entirely from any decisions about the building.
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My therapist and I decide I'm going to write down a list of things I want to do in the city and when I'm feeling lonely or down or feel like going out but can't seem to make plans with friends, I will refer back to the list and check something off alone.
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She recommends some books I'd like, which I immediately go out and purchase, and we make plans to meet up when I'm next in LA. She ends the last response with something that seems like a compliment, but I now know her well enough to understand that it's a brag, albeit a questionable one.
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Instead, we must reform the basic systems that allow people to live decently — the systems that decide what kind of school children attend, whether politicians listen to donors or citizens, whether or not people can tend to their ailments, whether they are paid enough, and with sufficient reliability, to make plans and raise kids.
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If the person you're asking to make plans with says they don't want to hang out on Valentine's Day and shuts down plans entirely (as opposed to just explaining that they are busy, which happens), it could be a peek into what your relationship would look like if you were to pursue it on a deeper level.
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China, US must manage risk of conflict in South China Sea constructively, says BeijingChina, US and others should join hands to make plans in case North Korea collapses: former US commander Sandwiched between giants, Vietnam seeks Obama's assurance "The islands in the South China Sea belong to us … The international court does not have the right [to rule]," Li said.
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Karen Ignagni, the chief executive of EmblemHealth, a nonprofit insurer in New York, and the former chief executive of the insurance trade group, America's Health Insurance Plans, said she expected Emblem and others to be involved in many of the same discussions about how to make plans affordable and deliver value that took place in 2008 when Mr. Obama began discussing his overhaul.
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Gone are the mornings where you opened the bedroom curtains to blinding sunshine and blue sky, gone are the languid, sweat-soaked days in the grass drinking luke-warm Red Stripes before they warm up any more, and gone are the hours spent aimlessly walking the streets with your mates, too giddy and lethargic to make plans in the 30 degree heat.
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It is a tough pivot to be sure, but a reality nonetheless: In drier areas of the country, some are starting to make plans for the coming long weekend and a few final summertime feasts before getting serious about work, studies, marriage, health, finances and the crippling anxiety that can accompany the start of September every year, coast to coast.
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But with recent polls here showing Mr. Sanders and Mr. Buttigieg ahead of the field and their three leading rivals jostling for third place with a still-undecided electorate, the top candidates each began to make plans for two more diverse states, Nevada and South Carolina, as well as next month's Super Tuesday, believing their rivals to be fatally flawed.
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The former staffer will be required to hand over her passport to officials and will not be allowed to make plans to travel outside of the U.S. Alvi and Awan reportedly worked for House Democrats for years and made millions of dollars on the House payroll over at least a decade of work for various members, according to a Politico report.
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More From TravelPulse Where to Go for a Last-Minute Summer Vacation Explore Angry Birds World in Qatar 10 Midwest Cities Worth Exploring Make Plans Now for South America's 2019 Total Solar Eclipse Underrated Places to Visit in Canada According to Bloomberg , the Four Seasons Dallas at Las Colinas saw a 31 percent spike in F&B revenue during the past year, after installing a SnappyScreen.
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Here's how to survive your first go: First thing you will notice when you are invited to a wedding is a "save the date" card (this is a small piece of paper mailed to your house—to your actual house, through the mailbox—that tells you to keep a certain weekend some distant date in the future free, as if you ever make plans that far ahead anyway).
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But, as nearly everyone Goodman interviews says, there was once a time when people had to telephone one another in order to make plans, an era when cabs didn't fancy going to Brooklyn, and—in the case of New York City's arbitrarily enforced "cabaret laws," which require licenses for people to dance—a time, during Rudolph Giuliani's administration, when bars feared being shut down if a few people were swaying in unison.
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The Moon in Pisces connects with lucky Jupiter at 2:11 AM, just before the new moon arrives at 9:12 AM. This is a phenomenal time to connect with your inner voice and to make plans for the future—especially since action planet Mars will enter driven earth sign Capricorn at 12:41 PM. The Moon enters fiery Aries at 2:57 PM before squaring off with Mars at 3:03 PM, creating an aggressive, go-getter energy.
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