I always want more time with my family, more time for work, more time for personal development.
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"We should be excited about automation, because what it could potentially mean is more time educating ourselves, more time creating art, more time investing in and investigating the sciences, more time focused on invention, more time going to space, more time enjoying the world that we live in," she said.
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I've spent more time in the Situation Room, I've spent more time abroad, more time than anybody up here.
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"We should be excited about automation, because what it could potentially mean is more time educating ourselves, more time creating art, more time investing in and investigating the sciences, more time focused on invention, more time going to space, more time enjoying the world that we live in," The Verge quoted Ocasio-Cortez as saying.
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When you like what you do, you will devote more time to doing it: more time honing your skills, more time reading to learn everything about your vocation, more time building relationships with other success-minded people within your industry or field, and more time devoted to improving yourself.
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Everyone would welcome more time to spend with their loved ones, more time to get fit and healthy, more time to explore the world.
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Cord cutters spend 41 percent more time on Netflix, 47 percent more time on YouTube, 45 percent more time on Amazon Video, and 13 percent more time on Hulu, compared to the average over-the-top viewer.
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The More Time You Spend Awake The More Time You Spend Asleep.
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More time to give also means more time to improve as philanthropists.
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"I wanted try one more time, only one more time, yeah," she said.
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I've got projects that I can allot more time or give more time to.
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But if she felt she needed more time, she should have had more time.
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And if we need a little more time, we'll take a little more time.
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I was conflicted and I needed more time but I didn't have any more time.
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A tax extension gives you more time to file, but not more time to pay.
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Extensions provide more time to file, but not more time to pay any tax owed.
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Maybe they are hungry for more time with a spouse -- or even more time for themselves.
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I make more time for the things that matter to me because suddenly I have more time.
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I make more time for the things that matter to me because suddenly I have more time.
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Some artists spend more time on the road, while some artists spend more time in the studio.
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"The more time I spend here, the more time I want to spend here," Mr. Weinert said.
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More time just gives the inflationists more time to chase their mathematical conjectures onto thinner and thinner limbs.
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Would you spend more time doing things you enjoy outside of school or would you waste more time?
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The message being: He needed more time to get it right, so he was taking some more time.
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Boys spend more time playing console video games, while girls spend more time on music and social media.
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There now will likely be more time -- and with more time, more opportunities to find a path forward.
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Although the first part consumed more time overall, the second one consumed more time than I had anticipated.
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"There's no more time for dancing, there's no more time for games," she sings, early in the show.
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"I had more time in my trailer, more time in my car and less time walking around," she says.
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That's because, the more time your money has to work for you, the more time it has to grow.
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I just need more time, so I'd like to spend more time with you tonight to figure that out.
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They've been spending more time apart — more time with each of their friends, and they've been reevaluating [their relationship].
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Spend more time on the service, yes, but specifically, spend more time getting things they need from the service.
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That means more time on the train and more time for Biden to reflect on the people he passes by.
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That longer life span means it's had more time to make mistakes, but also more time to learn from them.
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And we'll assess at that time and we'll give it some more time if we need a little more time.
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"It is going to take more time and cost more time and money than the elected officials recognize," Purdy said.
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"It is going to take more time and cost more time and money than the elected officials recognize," Purdy said.
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In his high-altitude glide through the 21972 World Cup finals in Mexico, Pele seemed to exist in a realm with more time — more time on the ball, more time to make up his mind — than his opponents.
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The choice of song "One More Time" is obviously alluding to the party being in power uh, well, one more time.
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They should have given it, not only more time pre-assassination, but they could have given it more time post-assassination.
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More time on the road means, potentially, more time for a car to release carbon emissions, or to get into a crash.
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He entered a not guilty plea ... and the prosecutor asked for more time so he'd have more time to review the case.
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Giving Chase that Fantasy Suite card was me needing more time with Chase, more time to explore where our relationship could go.
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Engagement often means people spend more time on a platform, and therefore, more time engaging with ads that make the company money.
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According to the report, CEOs spend 20% more time and managers spend 30% more time learning soft skills than the average employee.
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Exercise. The desire for more time to work out trumped the wish for more time spent with family, sleeping, or even doing hobbies.
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That's because the more time your money has to work for you, the more time it has to grow, thanks to compound interest.
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The more time spent with video from the likes of James Corden or NBC, the more time they're looking at expensive video ads.
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State law extends timetable for sex abuse cases: Prosecutors have more time to press charges, and victims have more time to come forward.
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"When we get the running order of the show, we're like, 'Okay these are complicated so we're gonna need more time,' so we try to just plan where things that might need a little more time get a little more time," she explains.
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"I can tell you as I've looked at all of this, I've said could I have spent a little bit more time, should I have spent more time with the Tuesday Group, more time with Democrats to find some consensus," he said.
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That gives the bill's critics more time to put pressure on the moderate holdouts — and it's more time for damaging studies to come out.
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I'm planning to take advantage of the benefits of retirement: more time with my grandchildren, more time on the stream to do fly-fishing.
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Curiously, the study also found that teens who spent more time face-to-face with friends also spent more time communicating with them online.
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That proposal would allow producers more time between required leak inspections of their wells, and more time to make fixes if issues are discovered.
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Getting more time to file and make SEP-IRA contributions does not mean that you have more time to pay your regular income taxes.
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They've spent more time counter-punching than Muhammad Ali in Zaire and more time on their heels than a stripper working a double shift.
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The more time we spend watching Sierra and Veronica bond over their elaborate ruses, the more time we're also spending watching them gaslight poor Jamey.
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As for patterns, the researchers noticed that larger species generally spent more time standing while resting, and smaller species spent more time sitting while resting.
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The lull gives more time for negotiation but, more likely, more time for opposition to metastasize and spook senators when they're home for the holiday.
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Either way, Democrats will have bought at least a little more time before Pruitt's confirmation—and a little more time for liberals to get outraged.
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But really cut back the amount of hours we work to a four-day week or three days a week, and if things were run in a more sensible way that really served people rather than profit maximization, you know, people could have more time to relax, more time with their families, more time to go on vacation, more time to take care of their aging parents.
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As much as I think we probably could use more time, I think it's probably good that we don't have the choice to grab more time.
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"We want people out of cars and spending more time with their families, more time doing the things they want," he said at a news conference.
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As a result, planes spend more time waiting to take off and then, when they land, more time waiting for an open gate at the terminal.
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"VEGAS nights with my ❤️ Have enough courage to trust love one more time and always one more time #Vegas #latinos #relationship #faith," she captioned the Feb.
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It's not known exactly how much more time, but that's great for Instagram's business: More time spent means more ads seen, which means more revenue for Instagram.
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There will be more time then to develop palliative treatments, and more time for the federal government to order up the test kits and ventilators needed nationwide.
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And when you save time and feel great, you're going to have more time and energy to plan out how to save more time and feel even better.
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This in turn means people spend more time on Facebook, and therefore more time in the company of that other form of content which is amplified: paid advertising.
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"Their emotional wellbeing is higher, they have more time to invest into personal relationships and more time to explore things that fill them with joy," he told CNBC.
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And another reason they lost is that Hillary forgot to campaign in Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania and I guess she needed a lot more time in North Carolina, a lot more time in South Carolina and a lot more time in a place called — a beautiful, sunny, wonderful place— called Florida.
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" Later, the actress wrote on his video, "Yes babe, I will always kiss you one more time!" in reference to the song's lyric, "Come kiss me one more time.
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They also hope it propels lawmakers to change Pennsylvania law to give prosecutors more time to pursue charges against child predators and victims more time to sue for damages.
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According to the study authors, modern conveniences like online shopping and banking have also freed up more time in the day, and thus, more time to catch some Z's.
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I want people spending more time in a bike helmet and less time in a car seat, more time on the playground and less time visiting doctors like me.
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Before I relaunched my career, I remember writing down in my journal that I wanted to spend more time with family and make more time for photography and writing.
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Now, with the Basel III requirements postponed, there is more time to phase in so the banks will be given more time to implement those last batches of new capital.
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The Navy can lighten up its busy schedule, allowing sailors more time to train and technicians more time to maintain ships and aircraft, by modifying its forward presence operations abroad.
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Where once I'd thought I'd lose my mind if she asked me the same question one more time, now I prayed to hear any full sentence just one more time.
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Mr. McFarland plans to spend more time in Denver, where he moved last year with his longtime partner, and to devote more time to composition, improvisation and solo performance projects.
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You could argue that having more time on your hands is what leads you to spend more time with other people, but Vanderkam thinks the relationship works the opposite way.
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More time online, and more time checking your phone for text messages, means not only less time for private prayer, but also a diminished sense of the importance of solitude.
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But I'm also getting to spend a lot more time with my grandchildren, a lot more time with my friends, which is a blessing, because they are my greatest support system.
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Or it could've delayed the Galaxy S8, to give consumers more time to forgive and forget, giving itself more time to ensure its batteries are 100 percent safe and won't explode.
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Women are spending more time in the labor force than they have in the past, but they are also spending more time on child care, according to the Pew Research Center.
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More time to plan its departure Although Johnson's rejection of the section 30 order came as an initial defeat, this grants the SNP more time to build their case for independence.
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" Or "He needs more time than I originally thought?
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The more than 35 million dads in the United States, spend much more time with kids than the previous generation and half would like to spend even more time with their children.
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"I've always believed that the fitter you are and the more time you find to look after yourself, the more time you'll have for everyone else," Branson says in the new post.
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While adults aged 50–64 spend more time per day on media than any other age group, adults aged 18–34 spend more time on digital than TV and TV-connected devices.
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Choose clothing that reflects who you are and the image you want to project, even if that means spending more time at the mall and more time getting ready in the morning.
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However, the technology itself needs more time to mature for security purposes, and the market needs more time to figure out how to best make these new trust models work for them.
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Mattis and others warned that would not be sufficient, but the agreement at least bought US forces more time in Syria -- and gave Mattis more time to try and change Trump's mind.
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We'd do this differently next time: We'd spend more time at the hotel rather than at the parks to take advantage of everything on-site and spend more time around the animals.
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Two potential benefits of adding games to user chats: People may spend more time inside the app, and more time usually means they see more ads (which means more revenue for Snap).
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"There will be more time to recuperate from their celebrations and they'll have more time to save money for the trip while having the opportunity to make additional plans post-wedding," she said.
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With China, he said, the process could take more time.
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" And I go, "What do I need more time for?
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It's good motivation to set aside more time for review.
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Awesome. And less time peeling means more time for cheese!
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Alphabet says they need more time to pursue this evidence.
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ISSA: I just want to hear it one more time.
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Eric spends more time thinking about it than I do.
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YOU KNOW WHAT, I GOT A LITTLE BIT MORE TIME.
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It seemed like they just needed a little more time.
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Add on a little more time and the effect compounds.
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You'll get a festive look and more time to celebrate.
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My insurance won't, of course, cover more time off work.
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I spent less time sleeping and more time going out.
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There is a big difference: You have much more time.
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I walk the pup one more time at 229 p.m.
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Worried, the researchers had to beg for yet more time.
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Neris can have more time to plant in her garden.
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Guzmán's legal team had asked for more time to prepare.
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If all else fails, there's always stalling for more time.
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Avenatti's California lawyer says he needs more time to prepare.
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Companies need to spend more time to explain what's new.
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Have you had more time to think over the plan?
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Selling also takes more time, as it does in television.
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I wish we all had more time to spend together.
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Friday's extension should give those banks more time to comply.
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Maybe we should be out there fighting for more time.
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A free Sunday would mean more time with my family.
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That will take a lot more time, economists tell Axios.
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Yeah, you're going to give me a little more time.
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I probably spend a little more time at the gym.
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That changes as he spends more time in the system.
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And I legitimately want to spend more time with them.
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No. There's stuff you wish you'd spent more time on.
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Second, it encourages more time to examine the game world.
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Brown, given more time and confidence, will continue to develop.
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More time, more work- Do you ever stop to think?
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After selling SunAmerica, Broad started devoting more time to philanthropy.
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Plus: Trump buys more time in his China trade spat.
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Johnson doesn't want Parliament to have any more time, though.
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Or it can give the UK a lot more time.
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Others have let workers take more time off as needed.
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"We spent more time together as a family," Grammar said.
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I'm looking forward to lacing them up one more time.
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Why would I ever waste (more) time to do this?
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I'd like to get that one back one more time.
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But the defense pounced, declining to ask for more time.
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It was unclear how much more time would be given.
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I always wanted to spend more time with my kids.
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Jessica Alba is gearing up for motherhood one more time.
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This amounts to more time capturing imagery for both satellites.
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Now it appears he needs more time to do that.
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But other steps that require more time often get overlooked.
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And I have no more time for denying that truth.
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They have more time to work instead of counting sheep.
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And that is more likely the more time it has.
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Andrea Leadsom would be spending more time with her family.
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Kim Kardashian must spend more time taking selfies than not.
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Here's the trailer, in all its glory: One more time?
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He learned to swim and had more time for school.
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GIULIANI: I want to emphasize one more time -- HEMMER: Yes.
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Plus I get to spend more time with the pup!
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By having more time, you can usually avoid rushing around.
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And, you know, now, Fergie has more time for herself.
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She seems excited to be spending more time with him.
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Now I have much more time to waste on Twitter.
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The commission asked for more time to think it over.
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Success is doubtful, but Uber has more time than Carillion.
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She's also spent more time with friends, including Nicole Kidman.
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But they probably had a lot more time for spirituality.
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Usually, this "setup" takes more time than the process itself.
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Instead, Viall is milking his 15 minutes one more time.
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The Justice Department has asked for more time to respond.
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On Sunday afternoon, they closed things out one more time.
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I spend more time on the throne than Queen Latifah!
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Looking back, however, she says she needed more time off.
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He loves N.Y.C. and wants to spend more time there.
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It takes more time, you know, it's not a joke.
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Maybe Kadyrov should devote more time to his Twitter account.
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But they're giving leadership more time to get it right.
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More people spending more time means more money for Facebook.
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"I saw him one more time," the reality star explained.
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I believe players need more time, not less, in college.
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She also spent more time watching film and scouting opponents.
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Networks are spending more time and resources on tech platforms.
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She said Michael doesn't deserve more time with their kids.
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She went to her boss and asked for more time.
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The government needs more time to analyze them, he said.
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Solving the Washington Wizards, that's going to take more time.
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It has instead been giving more time to conspiracy theories.
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And he's spending a lot more time with his family.
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Harwood: Let me just press on this one more time.
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He will face a judge at least one more time.
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Taking a little more time to make Sonic just right.
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Roberts granted the lawyer more time to make his case.
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Mainstream media spent more time on the arrest of Rep.
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"We thought we had more time," Tolbert, 30, tells PEOPLE.
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There would be no more time for nights like this.
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Natalie Weaver thought she had more time with her daughter.
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Bottom line ... they need more time and more black arbitrators.
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But on this night she spent a bit more time.
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We have a little bit more time to hit milestones.
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We'll never know if more time and reps would've helped.
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"He just wants to spend more time with his wife."
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He wishes he could have spent more time with her.
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Some just pop out, some need more time to ripen.
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Just read that one more time: A Rice Krispies treat.
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Daniel Kohn has surfed one more time than Brian Wilson.
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" When the song finished, Mariah shouted out "One more time?
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Let's say it one more time for good measure: perfect.
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More time could make for a better debut for Pinterest.
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But I still wish I had more time with her.
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That's when Lori suggested the old dress one more time.
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Create more time for people to get in the gym.
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Blumenthal declined to discuss why more time might be needed.
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Spend more time doing activities that you both enjoy together.
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And supporters are holding firm, insisting more time is needed.
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"There is no more time left to do anything else."
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Demi Lovato is spending more time with her new man!
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Gradually, everybody spent more time at the restaurant, hanging out.
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Johnson said the technology frees up more time for employees.
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The more time invested, the more your savings will grow.
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Before you leave you break her heart one more time.
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This will also mean more time to play with robots.
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Wim began spending more time with Sonja and her family.
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He was spending more time coding than studying, he said.
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That may take a little more time to take out.
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But it's not clear that more time would yield resolution.
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But just give us a little more time to dwell.
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I spent more time on business development meetings and trips.
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Candidates spend more time fundraising now because they have to.
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Still, she hopes for more time in the United States.
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Brooks: He gave us more time that we've ever had.
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Google's AMP pages mean visitors spend more time with content.
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LG: You would think more time ... KS: They do not.
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You're just spending more time than ever using your phone.
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"There is no more time for excuses," the official said.
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The more time passed I realized it didn't feel right.
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More time is needed, they say, to evaluate Dodge's administration.
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"One More Time" was when Daft Punk became the robots.
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He asked one more time, but she shook her head.
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He spends even more time consuming —and obsessing about — it.
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Summer classes allowed her more time to learn new things.
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But let me just admonish the audience one more time.
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The stuff I do — I spend more time on it.
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Proponents of HR 85033 insist that businesses need more time.
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By 2009, he was spending more and more time baking.
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Teams are taking slightly more time in possession than previously.
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She's keeping it short, to allow more time for questions.
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How I wanted to just see him one more time.
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Other schools need more time, amid $216 million in damage.
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Parents now spend more time and money on child care.
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The lawyer had given him far more time than usual.
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They got her to try to walk one more time.
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N.C.A.A. Men's Tournament Bracket If only they had more time.
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The operation would cause Balzano to lose yet more time.
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Only the players found themselves with more time than usual.
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Public defenders would have more time to meet with them.
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So you've got to give him a little more time.
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And she gave herself more time to get things done.
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One more time, only now with big data behind it.
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I wish I had spent more time thinking about dinner.
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Hazel refused to allow the government more time to respond.
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I think that would have taken a little more time.
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No, you don't want to spend more time on Facebook.
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He wishes he had spent more time savoring the moment.
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However, the streets surrounding the cathedral will take more time.
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JM: I think people spend more time on the earth.
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If you have more time — and don't we all now?
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Now we spend a lot more time going to parks.
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And your family starts to demand more time of you.
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He also began spending more time in the United States.
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Penguins, for example, may end up spending more time underwater.
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But more time doesn't guarantee a shift in public opinion.
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China's package delivery sector will have more time to adjust.
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Egg freezing offered the illusion that more time was possible.
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What would you be doing if you had more time?
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I spent more time with him than any other player.
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This will free up more time to work on growth.
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Consequently, she has more time to focus on show details.
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My family didn't want to spend more time with me.
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Employees will get more distracted, leading to more time wasted.
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That's what we should be spending more time thinking about.
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Even though it's been four hours, we need more time!
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I just needed more time to fix what was bleeding.
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The simple meals give families more time to spend together.
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He relived the night of his victory, one more time.
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He will have more time to spend with them now.
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More time to read the Bill O'Reilly histories he enjoys.
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He writes poetry and wants to spend more time composing.
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I think I need more time to figure that out.
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On repealing Obamacare, Republicans are testing it one more time.
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That's more time, access to transit and a pedestrian culture.
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Munoz is more analytical and takes more time making decisions.
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Maybe people here do need to spend more time listening.
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Headlines Agarwal gets more time to complete Vedanta buyout on.ft.
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"Snail mail takes more time to get there," Salemi says.
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And worth seeing, which takes more time, perception and talent.
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Mueller recently asked for more time with Flynn before sentencing.
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We confirm the flight numbers one more time before submitting!!!
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I definitely think it's important to get more time off.
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However, reviving it will take more time and more investment.
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They spent more time with their families, exercising, and cooking.
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But we actually spend far more time interacting with interiors.
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No more time should be wasted on this Impeachment Scam!
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"I wish I had more time to read," Copperfield says.
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Now you'll have more time to... tend to your hobbies.
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They would have more time for creative pursuits and exercise.
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Why not let him have foreign help one more time?
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His production significantly increases the more time off he has.
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That gave him more time to play music and rebalance.
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As the show winds down, we get to spend more time with each baker, which, for Great British Baking Show, means more time for each remaining contestant to look truly stressed out on camera.
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I knowingly give myself more time and appreciate Apple calling out that I didn't stick to my strict 15 minutes, but once I give in to more time wasted there aren't any consequences, really.
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The slower pace is already giving companies like Intel more time to refine and optimize their existing architectures, and companies like the newly resurgent AMD are getting more time to catch up and compete.
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But in order for us to give you that more time, you're going to have to explain as much as you can to your investors at this time, including why you need more time.
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That means pages that load with accelerated mobile pages software (that's what AMP stands for) are more valuable to advertisers, because visitors that spend more time with content spend more time scrolling through ads.
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If two equally skilled and motivated people engage in an activity, and one person spends 25 percent more time on it, then, on average, the person who puts in more time will producer greater results.
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All these companies want to do is give me my life back by keeping me out of the kitchen — more time for YouTube, more time for CrossFit — and they've created myriad ways to do so.
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I think we'll probably be taking more time on system integration.
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"The Brits are not ready, they need more time," he added.
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News to spend more time focusing on herself and her family.
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Luckily, he has a little more time to make a dent.
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You may find that you want to spend more time alone.
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It probably would have taken more time and cost more money.
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I wish I had more time but I'll be back soon!
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We will now spend more time listening, adjusting, balancing and tuning.
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Gmail ShortcutsGmail has more time-saving hidden shortcuts than just hyperlinking.
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"If we had more time, who knows what would have happened?"
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If Kanye starts spending more time in Chicago, she will manage.
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Also, I don't want to put any more time into SwiftDecks.
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Fadell says they left to spend more time with their kids.
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Others decided they needed more time to determine what comes next.
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The couple will soon be spending a lot more time together.
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But she said some elements were likely to need more time.
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And so they will give this a little bit more time.
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For more time-saving holiday tips, follow People Food on Facebook.
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Coach Barry Trotz doesn't expect Backstrom to miss any more time.
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"I would like to have more time to consider," he said.
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But he signaled they&aposd ask a judge for more time.
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"I'm most looking forward to spending more time together," says Scott.
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Not the girl next door, the "...Baby One More Time" Britney.
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As he spent more time at the school, his tactics shifted.
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Construction continued swallowing more time and labour than Westinghouse had hoped.
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The more time that passes without blood, the greater the damage.
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It means your order could take slightly more time to arrive.
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We're protecting our on-camera team, who get in more time.
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Now that it's been released, I've been spending more time studying.
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I wish I had more time to reach out to them.
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I only wish we spent more time with those characters, too.
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First CD I ever bought as well...Baby One More Time.
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" Asked if he needs more time, "No, im ready to go!
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"And that of course will take some more time," he said.
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Hospital may let you have more time with mommy and daddy.
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" Some gave us, "I need more time to think about it.
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Cardi B wants to spend more time with her baby girl.
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Many of the prince's siblings now quietly spend more time abroad.
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But now Rachel says she's wondering if she needs more time.
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It also gave US officials more time to verify the target.
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I hope that with more time I will be even stronger.
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"From a technology perspective, no one needs more time," she said.
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First, examiners of patent applications need more time and better tools.
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Or spend more time than they intend on a particular service.
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We're fated to spend more and more time interacting through technology.
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Maybe you can throw it back and (buy) some more time.
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He was asked one more time, 'Where was President Obama born?
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His plan was always to spend more time with his family.
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I may have spoken to him one more time after that.
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I've spent even more time agonizing over whether I should respond.
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And no, I don't mean more money, more time, more trust.
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"We would have liked more time to take stock," he added.
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It all adds up to more time stuck inside China's airports.
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But that's [right] now: It's summertime and I have more time.
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The rehabilitation is making good progress, but I need more time.
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I get so much more time to potter in the mornings.
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I would presume that people would spend more and more time.
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I walk the dogs one more time and head to bed.
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You'll get more time to read as the books get longer.
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I've been spending more time with Gleb than with my family!
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And yet, this shark still wanted to jump one more time.
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Do you then go back to the people one more time?
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EVERY summer, Majbritt Jakobsen spends more time at her sewing machine.
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For more time sensitive matters, you can reach out to PERSON.
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Maybe we could stop because I really have no more time.
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"One second," the woman said, before yelling it one more time.
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All my kids got to see daddy fight one more time.
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Everybody in Pensacola got to see Roy fight one more time.
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Brooks tells him he needs more time to read the bill.
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Gottlieb said he wanted to spend more time with his family.
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In 2016, he intends to spend more time on the craft.
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He might need to reread his job description one more time.
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"We thought we had more time," Toye said in an interview.
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Now, the baseball star is dedicating more time to charitable acts.
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The more time it takes, the closer the next election looms.
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"I need more time to think about it," he told reporters.
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It took a little more time, but I eventually got there.
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Adults, however, spend more time on their phones than the teens.
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Cosby's attorney, Brian McMonagle, took more time on his closing arguments.
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She wants to spend more time with her family in London.
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I should have spent more time talking to Michelle and Figgy.
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Just to clarify one more time: this is a real alligator.
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"You have no more time," he said, citing rising Sears expenses.
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As people spent more and more time on Facebook, advertisers followed.
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He could be the person, but do I need more time.
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This doesn't buy you more time to pay your taxes, though.
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Most of us could stand to devote more time to reading.
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" I was like, "Fuck it, I'm gonna try one more time.
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"I truly appreciate the fact that we have more time," Sen.
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Switching gears one more time: You're hosting Black Girls Rock again.
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"I think we need more time," Democratic Representative Jill Billings said.
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The more senior the reviewers, the more time you should leave.
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PK: So we can spend a little more time on it.
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The Barden Bellas might be getting back together one more time.
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The game just needs more time to cook, simple as that.
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"They gave us a little more time," he tells his family.
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The teams play one more time, at Detroit on March 25.
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If you throw it right you make more time for yourself.
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So do we spend more time and money on a wall?
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Fletcher simply feels like the two need a little more time.
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Pitt will likely be spending more time in London as well.
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Microsoft will spend more time talking about Scorpio games at E3.
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Finally, House Rules should provide OCE more time to conduct reviews.
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The more time people spend, the more ads Facebook can sell.
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We spend more time defending our relationship than actually having one.
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I think spending more time in that lane is very important.
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I wish we had a little more time to jell together.
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Workers could take more time to train and explore different careers.
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If I had more time, there would have been more gowns.
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With more time and resources, this shooting could have been prevented.
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Iowa's caucuses by their nature are more time-consuming and confusing.
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Your partner is spending more time on the computer or phone.
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The delay means more time for opponents to fight the bill.
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Here's to spending less time on dishes and more time cooking.
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The players traded breaks one more time to close the set.
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But they spend more time on Facebook by a wide margin.
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"I would love to spend more time with MJ," Kylie adds.
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All Panama needed was a bit more time—and a hero.
|
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But there was no more time to dwell on human complexities.
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"There were years where it took appreciably more" time, he said.
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It's more time for the rest of us on the stage.
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She wants to spend more time with her new baby girl.
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Both players spent more time in tennis training than military training.
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Analysts say BTG will need more time to recover its credibility.
|
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Yield time to Trump to give him more time to respond.
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"We need a little more time to process it," Frelinghuysen said.
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"Sometimes we spent more time shoveling than playing," Wozniak said, laughing.
|
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It wasn't that I had more time or had superhuman discipline.
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"He will have more time to dedicate to BRF," he said.
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A later date would also give teams more time to prepare.
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That's not much more time than many Europeans spend in cars.
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And we spent a lot more time with family and friends.
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Survival — the pursuit of more time — is the most basic instinct.
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Millennials, especially, should take note and advocate for more time off.
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It will take some more time to achieve our price target.
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Parents today spend more time with their children than in 1965.
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And if you gave me more time, I'd finish the trip.
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I THINK IT'LL TAKE SOME MORE TIME FOR US TO EVALUATE.
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Vapers spend more time vaping than people in monasteries spend praying.
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You spend more time breaking up than you did working together.
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Mainly the ability to shave even more time off their order.
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They're taking more time to finish checkout process because they're browsing.
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We spend more time alone or just with our significant other.
|
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One more time, what was it again alumnus emeritus Tommy Boy?
|
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But he quickly moves on to other, more time-distant realms.
|
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They're betting they can pull the same trick one more time.
|
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Unfortunately, those extra few seconds were more time than I had.
|
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You can pre-order ...Baby One More Time on vinyl here.
|
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We wish we could welcome him home just one more time.
|
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He spent more time living there than West Virginia, after all.
|
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Now, though, Wade and James have joined together one more time.
|
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Gelernt tried one more time to push for an expedited process.
|
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More time at home could mean more opportunities to stream Netflix.
|
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The more time passed, the larger the gap between them grew.
|
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Remember, Cardi said she needed more time to adjust to motherhood.
|
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Give citizens abroad more time to request and receive their ballots.
|
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Ed, one more time, give me a better hashtag money, please.
|
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It takes more heat or more time to evaporate these droplets.
|
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"You can spend more time with your kids," said Mr. Bhandari.
|
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Can the Warriors beat the Rockets one more time without him?
|
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That wasn't the only reason Americans had more time to sleep.
|
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We should not lose more time through denials and blame games.
|
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After that, the more time that elapses, the more you'll forget.
|
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The manifesto spends far more time railing against Latinxs and immigrants.
|
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"We have more time to get to them and save them."
|
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Kisenosato spends more time than most playing games before the match.
|
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He asked me one more time if I wanted pain relief.
|
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She had the team run the whole piece one more time.
|
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Because you might have to spend more time with the content.
|
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If you have a little more time, get a tournament going.
|
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Plan C is that Britain could ask for even more time.
|
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Chris then bounced a second check, and begged for more time.
|
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She's said she wanted to spend more time with her family.
|
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It just needed a little more time in the incubator too.
|
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Moscow thinks more time is needed to assess all the risks.
|
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You'll have more time to deal with market fluctuations, as well.
|
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There's more time for kids, but less social interaction with adults.
|
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Like my brother, I desperately wanted more time with my mother.
|
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No more time off is going to have any positive impact.
|
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Another bright spot: You might have more time on your hands.
|
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Now they'll have a little more time to confirm their identities.
|
|
Recently, she had begun to spend more time in Baghdad again.
|
|
Americans are spending more time — and money — commuting than ever before.
|
|
Women take more time out of work to look after children.
|
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Children are spending more and more time in age-segregated activities.
|
|
Bloomberg opted for more impact and more time with 3003 seconds.
|
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"So it gives you a little bit more time to prepare."
|
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You choose your doctor and you get more time with them.
|
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Plus, more time just relaxing by the pool in the afternoons!
|
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"I feel like I have so much more time," she said.
|
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Still, we started spending more and more time with each other.
|
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Everyone wanted more time, but I said no that's the cutoff.
|
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So I enjoy having more time-- to work on the policy.
|
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The more time they have to figure it out, the better.
|
|
Justin glanced back one more time, and the madman was gone.
|
|
We are telling them candidly to wait for some more time.
|
|
We now spend significantly more time in verticalized AI and hardware.
|
|
"The more time you spend, the stronger you become," he said.
|
|
That, they say, would allow more time to vet the nominees.
|
|
Now, read it one more time: Pay your copy editors. pic.twitter.
|
|
If people watch shows, they'll be spending more time on Facebook.
|
|
That alone takes more time than handwritten orders used to take.
|
|
The top court has sought more time to give its verdict.
|
|
Or what's to stop the broker from changing one more time?
|
|
She wanted to spend more time with her friends in Hampton.
|
|
"I probably should've gone one more time," Ms. Wolf, 2000, said.
|
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But he now spends more time training off court than on.
|
|
Her goal was to spend more time dancing, and it worked.
|
|
It will give Trump more time to cover-up and stonewall.
|
|
Others say: Give it more time — 100 more days, or 1,000.
|
|
"I think that's going to still take more time," said Romero.
|
|
He wanted to spend more time not answering his family's questions.
|
|
Most people don't think they have much more time to save.
|
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There's probably no game I spent more time with in 2019.
|
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That's what I want to experience one more time in Kona.
|
|
The quadrants, of course, were more difficult and took more time.
|
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If I could freeze my eggs, maybe I'd have more time.
|
|
Less migraine attacks and more time to focus on my work.
|
|
It extended deadlines to give people more time to sign up.
|
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I thought I'd have more time with the Predator Thronos Air.
|
|
Students are also spending more time studying art, music and theater.
|
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Break up your bad habits by spending more time on Instagram.
|
|
"Receiving the donation, it takes more time, it's harder," he added.
|
|
Tom Cole, which would have provided more time for floor debate.
|
|
We all want more time to spend doing things we enjoy.
|
|
"On this, we need to have much more time," he said.
|
|
He says young people should and more time buried in books.
|
|
Because this failure made me put more time on student service.
|
|
That could give his conference more time to get healthcare done.
|
|
If they reconfigure the suit, that would take significantly more time.
|
|
In hindsight, I wish I'd spent more time in San Marino.
|
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I also have more time to listen to music I suppose.
|
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I felt it up there, but I think one more time.
|
|
Duan has been able to spend more time with his family.
|
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The Lakers spend more time in transition than any other team.
|
|
So as 2018 commences, take more time to cultivate these emotions.
|
|
He wishes he could spend more time with his eight grandchildren.
|
|
More people spending more time inside Snapchat means more advertising revenue.
|
|
Spend more time building a relationship with yourself than anyone else.
|
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So let me answer it one more time for you. Sure.
|
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You might need more time to really get it in focus.
|
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It explains why more time wasn't spent getting the bill right.
|
|
People are spending more time in top shopping apps like Amazon's.
|
|
People are also spending more time inside Instagram than ever before.
|
|
As his disease progressed, the man required more time in bed.
|
|
"What he did was bought more time for polluters," Benesh said.
|
|
HANNITY: Taking a vacation, you know, need to spend more time with their children which is what you hear in the media when somebody gets fired, I need to take spend more time with my kids.
|
|
" However, he said, "In order for us to give you that more time, you're going to have to explain as much as you can to your investors at this time including why you need more time.
|
|
" And then I had a meeting with RCA and had played it for [music executive] Keith Naftaly over there, and he was like, "Play that again, play that one more time, play that one more time.
|
|
Gina Sam, MD, of the Gastrointestinal Motility Center at Mount Sinai Hospital, explained that these kinds of foods spend more time in your gut, so they have more time to produce gases that lead to smellier poops.
|
|
The flavor from any of the naturally occurring bacteria is "probably amplified in the cheese, because they have more time to be active in it and more time to dominate or take part in it," said Lucey.
|
|
This basically buys more time for the two sides to try to come to some kind of agreement on some of the core issues, and that will just give the market more time to kind of digest.
|
|
United President Scott Kirby said Boeing's "more realistic timeline" will likely allow United to get its grounded fleet of 737 Max 9s more time to return to service while also allowing more time for improved pilot training.
|
|
Eh, you can splurge on cool action figures "One More Time" right?
|
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The administration later said it wanted more time to consult business leaders.
|
|
I'm definitely looking forward to spending more time with it next month.
|
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The third is that far more time is needed than is available.
|
|
Naturally, those who spent more time in space were impacted more dramatically.
|
|
"Kerri, we need you to go one more time," Kérolyi told her.
|
|
Bill Nelson and Democrats to give counties more time to finish recounts.
|
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"There's no more time to miss anything that's going on," Owings said.
|
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It's slowed down a bit and you have more time to explore.
|
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You can acquire more time by spending money on time-saving items.
|
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After all, taking more data costs more money and takes more time.
|
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I guess the question is, I'll just rephrase it one more time.
|
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"I'm most looking forward to spending more time together," Scott told PEOPLE.
|
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Brad Pitt is thrilled to be spending more time with his children.
|
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When not perhaps transforming the U.S., Trump found more time to tweet.
|
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CHARLES: As you spend more time in space, you lose muscle mass.
|
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I spent more time pissed off and exhausted than delighted and energized.
|
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Living in Costa Rica has afforded Susan and I more time together.
|
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The only thing we ever want is more time with each other.
|
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It started spending a lot more time with its suppliers in Vietnam.
|
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Tuesday's injunction gives the judge more time to consider a final disposition.
|
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It also takes more time to prepare less-processed foods, they said.
|
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Amber Heard and Elon Musk are spending more and more time together.
|
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And the opinion shows have gradually taken up more time on Fox.
|
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Ultimately, the bankruptcy judge gave Lampert more time — but at a cost.
|
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He's going to need a little more time — still day-to-day.
|
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We need to spend more time talking about the "good enough" mother.
|
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However, the more time steps you have the more calculations you need.
|
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Instagram is also reacting to its users spending more time on video.
|
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Then my sister and I spend more time planning out the podcast.
|
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Go back to the room, duck one more time to get inside.
|
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Duck one more time to get into the room, which is big.
|
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Plus, he'd get to spend more time with Assata in the process.
|
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And yet, after 100 hours, I just wish I had more time.
|
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Translation: It takes a lot more time and a lot more money.
|
|
Dads, to be fair, are putting in more time than their dads.
|
|
The more time elapses, the clearer it becomes that "Zoolander" is documentary.
|
|
For reference, let's take a look at that dog one more time.
|
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More time passed, followed by another attempt to deliver the wrong food.
|
|
I've spent more time than I'd like to remember arranging flat lays.
|
|
"The more time goes by it gets hard and harder," Zoro admits.
|
|
And one more time, I got over my fears and I jumped.
|
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It's not that women have more time; they just do more housework.
|
|
Coughlin also spent more time in the locker room talking with players.
|
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Because all we want to do is listen just one more time.
|
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Of course, Baby Boomers have had more time to pay it off.
|
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It is seeking a 6 percent wage increase or more time off.
|
|
More time in school need not mean repeating the same old lessons.
|
|
Ford said Survival gives employees more time to undertake more complex tasks.
|
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That means more time — ostensibly — to sit at home and watch Netflix.
|
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"The drug has bought him more time," Melissa Hogan, 44, tells PEOPLE.
|
|
It also required a lot more people — and a lot more time.
|
|
"More time is being spent reading things and watching things," he said.
|
|
That would allow more time for the economy to achieve "self-sufficiency".
|
|
No. I'm not spending more time in another Moffat-pretzel-logic plot.
|
|
She's chilling — and spending more time focusing on her friends and family.
|
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It also worryingly found that people spent significantly more time passively Facebooking.
|
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The more time you spend in Girl Town, the more they resonate.
|
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More time will allow them to make a more deliberative, informed impression.
|
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No more time to repeat our mistakes of the Clinton-Obama years.
|
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Spend a little more time each day loving every inch of YOU!!
|
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"He loves his kids and wants to spend more time with them."
|
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Mr Buhari's supporters say that, given more time, he can do better.
|
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Please spend more time on military benefits and less on lifestyle decisions.
|
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He'll feel more confident once they've taken more data for more time.
|
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Even more time is wasted filling out a million new patient forms.
|
|
I won't ask for more time, say 'I need to get ready.
|
|
Longer careers will give richer workers more time to compound their advantages.
|
|
They spend more time going after conservatives than going after Hillary Clinton.
|
|
The increase gives people more time to make a fully informed choice.
|
|
I immediately wanted to spend more time with Sarah Palmer (Grace Zabriskie).
|
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With legal murals you just have more time to work on it.
|
|
Getting your gifts early will allow you more time to comparison shop.
|
|
The second silver lining is growing acceptance that more time is needed.
|
|
She is spending more time with them now when she feels healthier.
|
|
More time in orbit can mean more derived revenue from each satellite.
|
|
"Nigel Dick, director of Baby One More Time," she captioned the pic.
|
|
Her cutesy schoolgirl outfit in "...Baby One More Time" didn't just happen.
|
|
I spend a lot more time thinking about giggling and making out.
|
|
He spent much more time with his No. 1 girlfriend, Holly Maddison.
|
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Now, it looks like legislators may have more time than they thought.
|
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I'd spend more time making music than I would traveling and touring.
|
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One more time for the men in the nosebleeds: That's on you.
|
|
Daft Punk's "One More Time" kicks off to a burst of strobes.
|
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"He loves his kids and wants to spend more time with them."
|
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More time at the house, however, meant more confrontations with his mother.
|
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Having more time than the others, he stepped in as the leader.
|
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I don&apost particularly want to spend any more time doing it.
|
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The more time you give me, the more efficient I can be.
|
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He is spending more time with her family and everyone likes him.
|
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Women who didn't have chores to do could spend more time embroidering.
|
|
Less friction means more time spent, more ads seen, more sales made.
|
|
Olivera and other officials, though, say the plan just needs more time.
|
|
Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, for more time to question the cabinet nominee.
|
|
The delicate structure should only be rebuilt one more time, he said.
|
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Take a little more time and really give your attention to others.
|
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China and Russia subsequently asked for more time to consider the proposal.
|
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The teams will meet one more time, in Atlanta on April 11.
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Can he pull the rabbit out of the hat one more time?
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Added to that, women are likely to spend more time in retirement.
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" The couple's friend tells PEOPLE, "The kids are spending more time together.
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It takes more time, but it boosts your chances of getting hired.
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He and Hodges both say they'll be spending more time in Washington.
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" But as he left the gathering, Cornyn conceded: "We need more time.
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We may just need a little more time to figure it out.
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Re-ee-wind the video above and press play one more time.
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How I've grown to be okay with occasionally spending more time alone.
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The only gift I want back is more time with the grandkids.
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Valencia will see more time at first base, DH and left field.
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You'll also have more time to react if you notice a mistake.
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She needs more time to accustom herself to the idea of work.
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These three spent way more time with the contestants than Tyra did.
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But now he's going to have to spend even more time trying.
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You have another huge story that's going to gobble up more time.
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Think "Baby One More Time" era Britney Spears, cloned over and over.
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Here are five soft skills to consider investing more time developing: 5.
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If anyone can feed the demon engine one more time, it's Dwight.
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"I want more time with Jason," she wrote after completing his profile.
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It was the only thing giving me more time with my children.
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Save even more time by jogging from your office to the gym.
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Without more time and a more complete experience, it's difficult to say.
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I'm looking forward to spending more time with my wife and kids.
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Take a look at that proportional representation electoral cartogram one more time.
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But they didn't spend more time looking at happy or angry faces.
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Maybe you haven't figured it out yet, and you need more time.
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It may take more time for the bond market to recognize that.
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If you're thinking of asking for more time, you're in good company.
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This wasn't a series of arena set pieces played one more time.
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Companies are now spending more time and resources on competitive recruiting efforts.
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But the party's chairman, John Zody, spent even more time criticizing Gov.
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She gets an extended sequence that gives Beyoncé more time to shine.
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Others wanted more time to draft a response, which would require Gov.
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But we need more time and data to have a clear picture.
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I wish we spent a lot more time talking about the economy.
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Fallis decided he was willing to try his luck one more time.
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More time must be spent policing threads that get out of hand.
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"We have to give Werth more time," general manager Mike Rizzo said.
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"The chancellor has been asking her party for more time," he said.
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"I wanted to give people more time with their doctors," he said.
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Manager Brad Ausmus is uncertain how much more time Maybin will require.
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If you have more time to decide, feel free to move on.
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Then, they will need even more time to receive and process applications.
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My boyfriend works farther downtown and needs more time to get there.
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With more time, Parliament may yet feel its way to a solution.
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Even with more time, you learn how to cut out the fat.
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So, we're giving them a little more time to wean themselves off.
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More time in school can result in the need for more loans.
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This gives controllers more time to sequence the aircraft, and increases safety.
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And, in Rio, I ran right up against it one more time.
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Some members really do retire to spend more time with their families.
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My mind, my soul keeps telling me, 'You need more time off.
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There's no more time for us left to revive our great country.
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Scott Walker (R) tries to snatch football from Dems one more time.
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Most candidates have spent more time wooing Iowa voters than has Harris.
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I need to try and find more time to get to class.
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I think it will give us more time to honor those shows.
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"The RBI could wait and watch for some more time," he said.
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They began spending more time together and eventually dating in February 2008.
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This gives interest more time to accrue, further widening the debt load.
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That's why I need to carve out just a little more time.
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Those who spent more time in the hospital will receive larger allocations.
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This may buy Netanyahu more time to figure out a new strategy.
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More scrutiny, more attacks, and more time on defense instead of offense.
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Mr. Washington started spending more time in Bronx parks and housing projects.
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The cool thing about TV is you have a lot more time.
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That's still more time than it takes to get an assault rifle.
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It means more time at home and less time in a hospital.
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Michael spent more and more time with Bree, whose possessiveness was violent.
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Just how big will become clear only after more time has passed.
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He will tell us what his album is called one more time.
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Ultimately, this could mean treatments taking more time to get to patients.
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If we'd had more time it could have been so much better.
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The more time you put in, the more tokens you can receive.
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The earlier you start, the more time you can grow your savings.
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This time, however, it was the defense that asked for more time.
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People are spending more time with the apps that they've already got.
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Facebook gave it more time to provide proof, but Rankwave didn't respond.
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Instead, Ricciuti is spending more time with her kids and looking ahead.
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However, Meirelles said the delay grants the government more time to negotiate.
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He had more time for practices, games, and organizing the local league.
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Are teens who are more depressed spending more time on their phones?
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After that day she told me I should spend more time there.
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To get rid of all that, we will probably need more time.
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EDT (1330 GMT), saying he needed more time to absorb the case.
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The teams will play one more time, in Charlotte on Feb. 7.
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Important information is coming your way, as is more time with family.
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And we needed more time but it just didn't go that way.
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I'm very diligent about my skin and my routine takes more time.
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Some companies are offering more time off in exchange for lower pay.
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We spend way, way more time on customer research than on Instagram.
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Or, does he simply want to spend more time with his family?
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But either way we can't lose more time trying to convince them.
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The two women spent more and more time together outside the diner.
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We probably spent more time in the brothel than the police station!
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In particular, he suggested I spend more time studying the athletes' demands.
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"David needed to devote more time to his personal life," they said.
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It was a bit more time to get ready for the special.
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But she also pushes to spend more time covering social justice issues.
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She said she wants to spend more time away from Trump's family.
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In return, patients get direct access and more time with a doctor.
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Next year, its session will be longer, allowing more time for negotiation.
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He was shocked one more time before being escorted from the courtroom.
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The impact on individual consumers, however, may take more time to gauge.
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That means more pitches, which means more relievers, which means more time.
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"Supportive measures really just allow the patient more time," Dr. Golen said.
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I spend more time making mods for it now than playing it.
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Under Ms. Ellis, the group spends more time working proactively with producers.
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Before we go, one more time, tell someone else about this show.
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It's definitely not the case now, having spent more time researching it.
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That effect (one more time) has no implications for understanding group differences.
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"I would like to salute that house one more time," she said.
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What would I be willing to go through to get more time?
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The judges will still give us more time for the same charges.
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"AND SHE'S READY TO LET LOOSE ON WASHINGTON D.C. ONE MORE TIME!"
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These prairie dogs foraged less and spent more time watching for danger.
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Those studies are way more expensive and take a lot more time.
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It would force policymakers to take a bit more time to think.
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The more time spent here, the more technological wonders you will discover.
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Spend more time on the many other types of biases besides stereotypes.
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More people are spending more time and — crucially — more money in apps.
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And psychiatrists spend a lot more time prescribing things than stopping them.
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What's bigger than Thanos, whom he's playing at least one more time?
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I want more time picnicking and listening to music at Millennium Park.
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They spent far more time on renovations, however, than actually living there.
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This sparks joy, especially now that we're spending more time at home.
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In Antwerp, I have more time to be quiet and to draw.
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As Griffin spent more time around Davis, his respect for him grew.
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The fourth-quarter results bought both companies more time to prove themselves.
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"I'm spending more time on chart care than patient care," Blackwelder said.
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It's also possible Mr. Trump got cold feet and wanted more time.
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She wants to spend more time back in Britain with her family.
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But just as some kids need more time together, others need less.
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In fact, the more time you spend with your friends, the better.
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We probably spend more time scrolling than actually engaging with people IRL.
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Koch has already logged more time in space than any other woman.
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When I had more time, I used to go to flea markets.
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Then it takes even more time and more practice to become fluent.
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Simpson is now retired so he has more time on his hands.
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The Haitian ambassador and foreign minister had also lobbied for more time.
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But the rules allowed for more time, and Democrats insisted, he added.
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Was more time spent on planning your vacation or your financial future?
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I only wish she had more time to fully enjoy her life.
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In the 19th century they needed a lot more time to climb.
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Banks are also spending more time taking companies off the stock market.
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That's because Anderson has decided to spend more time on his music.
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"It needs more time to get a nice suntan," Mr. Homsi said.
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Now she asked Giwa to review the birth plan one more time.
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"He just wants to spend more time there, like we all do."
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Summer vacation is coming, and I'd rather spend more time with him.
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Finns may end up spending a bit more time in the sauna.■
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The pixels need just a little more time to warm up anyway.
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This allows me to spend more time with my family and myself.
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Maybe you'd rather have more time to focus on the film work?
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Second, researchers need to focus more time and energy on program implementation.
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The EU bought May a little more time, until April 12, 2019.
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We're going to do it one more time and then never again.
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There is no other issue I've spent more time debating with readers.
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Eastern time, have slightly more time to incorporate real-life plot twists.
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For others, admitting to and shedding their Manhattan provincialism takes more time.
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Spend more time outside, looking for bearless caves to take shelter in.
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There's no more time for us left to revive our great country!
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Clinton spent more time chatting with some Republicans, such as Ohio Sen.
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Hence, you begin to take more and more time off and rest.
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I spend more time surfing the internet and read some Money Diaries.
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Boots on the ground means more time for all important relationship building.
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It gives your body a little bit more time to burn fat.
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Then there was more time for attention and cuddles for the dogs.
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Critics have scolded Gottlieb for ever giving e-cigarette companies more time.
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Recommissioning and delivering planes will take more time, as will retraining pilots.
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The musical comedy, "Once Upon a One More Time," opens this fall.
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Tweak the algorithm, and people are spending more time, and more money.
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Data show more time off doesn't have to translate into lower productivity.
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A grieving that deserved more time and attention than it has received.
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"We don't do well when we have more time," said Republican Sen.
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"Spent more time charging than driving," one Twitter user wrote on Sunday.
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Maybe we should invest more time and money into registering real voters?
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In some of those states, consumers have more time to sign up.
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The more time that passes, though, the more awkward your interjection becomes.
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I plan to spend more time focused on this question in 2019.
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Mr. Miller did not have much more time to contemplate Disney's future.
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He stopped touring and spent more time with his wife and daughter.
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Smarter Living: Aiming to spend more time with friends and loved ones?
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The sister-in-law got in touch one more time, on Feb.
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We wanted to have a bit more time to deal with it.
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Maybe half if Westworld wanted more time for behind-the-scenes content.
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That leaves me more time to obsess over packing and gearing up.
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Spending more time in nature is one simple way to increase relatedness.
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"Abe can argue that denuclearization talks will take more time," said Kawakami.
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At present, Congress could spend more time in the Capitol if necessary.
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The military court gave her lawyer more time to study the charges.
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In any case, I couldn't spend much more time in spin alley.
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This is so occupants will have more time to exit the vehicle.
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Remember nothing's too difficult, some things just take more time than others.
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We spend more time with each other than most of our families.
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And people got very excited and started spending a lot more time.
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Don't be surprised if you're feeling called to spend more time alone.
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"I made the choice to spend a little more time with Rachel and the kids and find a little different career path that gives me more time," Duffy, who was first elected in 2010, said on the program.
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"I can tell you, as I've looked at all of this, I've said could I have spent a little bit more time, should I have spent more time with the Tuesday Group, more time with Democrats to find some consensus," he said, referring to the moderate group of GOP House Republicans and adding that conservatives and moderates need to come together to find a shared solution.
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But women are less likely to work full-time on a consistent basis throughout their careers, and take more time out of the labor force to raise children, care for family or spend more time on education, Hartmann says.
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"Creating trust in politics takes time, creating trust in European politics takes more time, but creating trust in European politics when you're French takes even more time," the 31-year old soft-spoken lawmaker told Reuters in an interview.
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Cardi B was scheduled to perform for the finale, but announced in late July she would not be performing in order to spend more time with her daughter and give her body more time to recover from the birth.
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"It's in the Dutch interest to avoid hard Brexit and if more time is needed to avoid no-deal Brexit, we should provide more time," Blok told reporters on arriving to talks with his fellow EU ministers in Luxembourg.
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It also likely means store associates spending considerably more time with potential customers than they might have done traditionally, because doing a full-on demo takes more time than just directing someone to the right part of the store.
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Upon his return from Europe, West spent more time in the recording studio.
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Maybe we need a little more time to warm up to the idea.
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I think Matt thought he had a little more time to mentally prepare.
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She vows to make more time for Khloe next time she's in town.
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"And she's planning to spend more and more time out there with him."
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Children are healthier, both emotionally and physically, if they spend more time outdoors.
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The big question is this: Will this wage recovery just take more time?
|
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His lawyers have argued they need more time to prepare for both cases.
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More damage is on the horizon the more time passes without a deal.
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The more time I spent inside it, the more I wanted to stay.
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One more time, here's the fake:And here's the real deal:Still not seeing it?
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A source said it was likely to ask the court for more time.
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" In a second post, Cyrus wrote, "To hug you one more time @janicefreeman ….
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But don't spend any more time wondering and get yourself this hub instead.
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Extending the mission will allow the scientists more time to gather their data.
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But midway through my leave, I realized I wanted — I needed — more time.
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Let us remind you, at least one more time, that it is spring.
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Researchers will need much more time with the data to figure that out.
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He one more time squeezed my butt and he said, 'Are you sure?
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Britney Spears put out her multi-platinum debut album ...Baby One More Time.
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I would love to spend more time with you and just be us.
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It's a question that Republicans can't afford to waste much more time answering.
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Do you think she's more In the Zone or ...Baby One More Time?
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I wish we had more time to explore the Nature and Science Museum!
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Spend more time in, enjoying some bliss with the one you adore. Single?
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She also committed more time to taking care of herself mentally and emotionally.
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People, as they get older, tend to spend more time with fewer people.
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As a result, doctors are spending more time typing than talking to patients.
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The scientists delayed this announcement since the other two discoveries took more time.
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One more time: If you like your plan, you can keep your plan.
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He'd be close to work so he could spend more time with them.
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That may give more time to reach final agreements with other WTO countries.
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At a certain point, having a hectic schedule makes you more time-efficient.
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So, let&aposs not waste any more time and get right to it.
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But health officials stress that Skripal still needs more time to properly recover.
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We should spend more time with it and less time with fucking Instagram.
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"If it takes any more [time] than that I'm not interested," she said.
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Meanwhile, people are spending more and more time on social media and YouTube.
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That theoretically gives more time for the two sides to reach an agreement.
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"I wish she had … more time to ask questions in a row," Sen.
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You'll spend 36% more time reading an article if you agree with it.
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The more time that passes without a solution, the less water there is.
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Limiting selection by academic ability gives them more time to make up ground.
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Some analysts say users are spending more time on the app than Facebook.
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We know some people need more time, some people are more visual learners.
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The privatization agency has said investors needed more time to prepare their bids.
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Meanwhile at home, students are spending more and more time with video games.
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"As more time goes on, cheap oil affects the entire state of Texas."
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Plus, the kids are moving out soon, so, more time for swimming naked!
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But I also maybe would've relaxed and taken a little more time off.
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Kristaps Porzingis has spent more time plying his trade at the center position.
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Yet Mr Johnson will say he needs more time to secure a deal.
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That could be because consumers are spending much more time on mobile phones.
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Who Requires The Most Grooming — & The LeastCertain people require more time than others.
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Do you promise you won't go anywhere after we spend more time together?
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Thousands of parents said they want more time to care for their babies.
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Fathers spend a lot more time with their children than they once did.
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She recently retired her law practice to spend more time with her family.
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Clinton to spend even more time in the state ahead of Tuesday's primary.
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It's also under pressure to capture more time from its users' media diets.
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The CES presentation bought Faraday Future a bit more time to do that.
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Sam Adams, Slate: Chappelle spends more time discussing his relationship with O.J. Simpson.
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I had more time to appreciate the importance of human experience and civilization.
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I hope the remaining episodes give us more time with the Versace family.
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We're dedicating more and more time to screens on TVs, computers, and phones.
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This caring, sharing approach may pay off, but it will take more time.
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"I think consumers are very forgiving, but it's going to take more time."
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I'm sorry that we're asking for a little more time than initially planned.
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It will just take more time than most in the industry would like.
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Then I said to myself, 'I'm going to pull him one more time.
|
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But recently, she's been pouring more time into a new site, Chairman Mom.
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Northam on Monday morning reportedly told staff he needs more time to decide.
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Other countries may take more time to reach Nordic levels of cash-avoidance.
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This year, I want to spend more and more time on my farms.
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These are two people who have spent far more time apart than together.
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But that is partly because they have had more time to do so.
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In any case, everyone is spending a lot more time listening to tapes.
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Sumo matches involve Shinto rituals that take up more time than the wrestling.
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So really they just bought themselves (and their users) a bit more time.
|
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According to Andrews and Walker, this means more delays and more time wasted.
|
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A quicker charge means more time on the road delivering passengers and packages.
|
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Williams, Apple said, will spend more time in Apple's design studio as well.
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Additionally, recalibrating policy over a longer timescale allows more time for fine-tuning.
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You wind up spending more time scrolling through content than engaging with it.
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Yuki and Josiah spent more time in the bushes than on the slopes.
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Malaysia wants more time to adjust to rules governing its state-owned enterprises.
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Instead, they often wish they had spent more time with those they love .
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This will allow more time to assess programs and provide necessary, effective oversight.
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But he spends more time eulogizing Becca's father, Steve, instead of grilling Arie.
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Or you are off from work, with more time to think troubling thoughts.
|
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"We need to be patient because inflation convergence needs more time," Praet said.
|
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But I'll probably spend more time building campaigns than taking in the sites.
|
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This switcheroo allows organizers more time to deal with Los Angeles' complex geography.
|
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"One more time...this is not how it works," she wrote on Twitter.
|
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" In a second post, Miley wrote, "To hug you one more time @janicefreeman ….
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They obviously took time to do it, perhaps more time than typing it.
|
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Source on Brad & Angelina: 'They Have Definitely Spent More Time Apart This Year'.
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This prompted some tax professionals to have their clients ask for more time.
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Do we spend more time with Michael Avenatti than some other important issues?
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Woodfox served more time in solitary confinement than any prisoner in U.S. history.
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I spend a lot more time on the beat than the rhymes now.
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A bummer, but it gives us all the more time to save up.
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The earlier you see the more time you have to make a decision.
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One more time for those in the back: Jennifer Aniston is not pregnant!
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Money will buy you the freedom to spend more time with your family.
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She danced alone to "Baby One More Time" until several dancers joined her.
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Plus, add more time if you want to add gel polish on top.
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Maybe Allison and his lab had cured cancer in mice, one more time.
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Honestly, I'm surprised the company didn't spend a little more time on that.
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"You've got to allow more time for recovery, it's a priority," she added.
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"We spent much more time planning than actually doing the surgery," she said.
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Russell was hired so the parents could spend more time with their toddler.
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Large strategic projects required more time to research, negotiate, and study, it added.
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He also said he needed more time to think about a cabinet reshuffle.
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I just get to spend more time with her, that's all I wanted.
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Skrypnyk had probably been given more time than he was reasonably entitled to.
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I find I spend way more time on dancefloors everywhere other than Toronto.
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Statue of Liberty one more time on the return trip, Blumberg finally acknowledged
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Alternatively, devote more time to a hobby related to the career you want.
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Come Monday, you'll remember a novelty-packed weekend as feeling like more time.
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I will need to spend more time with the MacBook running more apps.
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